How to prevent ground corrosion by hydrochloric acid
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During the manufacturing process, a small amount of condensed hydrochloric acid needs to be discharged. As the volume of this discharge is small – sometimes just a few drops – there is no dedicated collection tank; however, over time, the floor suffers severe corrosion as a result. How to prevent corrosion, or how to make modifications – please share some ideas, thanks! !
Conventional anti-corrosion method: Epoxy fiberglass is applied directly on the ground; generally, three layers of fabric and two coats of resin are sufficient! The floor needs to be load-bearing or resistant to heavy wear; it is recommended to use an epoxy fiberglass insulation layer combined with acid-resistant granite!
You can solve the problem by soldering a small container out of plastic
After applying a fiberglass insulation layer on the ground, a vinyl mortar floor can be created or tiles can be laid; for the insulation layer, two layers of fabric and three coats of paint are sufficient!
A small pit can be dug at the bottom, its edges sealed tightly with epoxy resin, and then treatment can be carried out after filling it with hydrochloric acid.
There are many simple methods for corrosion prevention. . . Let’s first eliminate leaks. . .
First, it is received in a plastic narrow-mouthed bottle; second, epoxy resin is applied after the surface is prepared