Anticorrosion effect of sulfuric acid AN
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This post was last edited by kaminocmyhc on 2009-11-10 at 16:49. How to address the corrosion of steel or concrete structures caused by sulfuric acid in chemical production?
This post was last edited by kaminocmyhc on 2009-11-10 at 16:49. Generally speaking, sulfuric acid AN causes atmospheric corrosion in steel or concrete structures; our company uses epoxy sealing for anti-corrosion purposes, which provides an excellent barrier against gas-induced corrosion.
Sulfuric acid AN causes significant corrosion to carbon steel and concrete; especially when it absorbs moisture, it erodes the surface of buildings or steel structures, resulting in considerable corrosive effects. Using ordinary anti-rust paint can slow down corrosion, but the effect is not very good. Applying epoxy resin is a better method for corrosion prevention. For concrete floors, we lay soft PVC sheets on the surface, welding all the seams together to ensure no leaks exist; then a layer of cement is poured on top. This prevents sulfuric acid from corroding the concrete and rebar in the floor, thus ensuring the structural safety of the building.
Use epoxy or acrylic anti-corrosion paints, or those designed for enhanced corrosion protection
3# chinazwr Thank you. Do you have detailed information on this topic? Could you send it to my email wxm_1919@163.com? Thank you!
It can be solved using the heavy-duty anti-corrosion coatings available on the market; Chengdu Xianghe Heavy-Duty Anti-Corrosion Coatings can provide them
6# Pansteel’s Li, thank you. Are there any other manufacturers?
For steel structures, using heavy-duty anti-corrosion coatings is ideal, while for concrete, insulation layers such as fiberglass-reinforced plastic are the best choice
This post was last edited by gw821022 on 2015-3-13 21:28. Thank you for sharing the materials; they can indeed be shared