Salt water high level tank material
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:37 The material of our company's anolyte tank is TP340C. Is TP340C titanium? # hcbbs
TP340C is made of titanium plate, but there is no need to use titanium plate in the salt water high-level tank. The price is too high, so steel-lined rubber should be used.
TP340C is a type of titanium plate with chemical composition: AL;2.73 V:15.22 Fe0.065 Sn3.0 Cr;2.99 O:0.087 N:0.017 H:0.0013 In fact, there is no need to use titanium alloy plates in the salt water high-level tank. Steel lined with low calcium magnesium rubber is enough.
The material of the salt water high-level tank can be steel lined with low-calcium or magnesium rubber. It is not necessary to use titanium plates.
Sorry, our high-level tank is made of titanium. Haha, the catholyte high-level tank is still made of nickel. Crazy sweat.
The service life of titanium materials will be longer, but rubber-lined equipment has problems with high-temperature oxidation and corrosion caused by salt water.
Is the high-level tank you're talking about used for electrolysis? It's not just ordinary salt water, right?
It is reasonable to design titanium materials for salt water high-level tanks, because the rubber lining will age over time, which will affect the start-up time, repair and replacement, waste man-hours, and cause high indirect costs. Many caustic soda plants have high-level tanks made of titanium, such as Lengshuijiang's Tinkuang Antimony Industry, Hebei Shenghua, Jiangsu Yangnong, Jiangsu Guangming, Hebei Huanghua Jinhua Chemical, Henan's Lianchuang, Zhejiang's Xin'anjiang Chemical, Qinghai Salt Lake Group, and Hebei Xingtai's Jinniu Potash. The dechlorination towers and high-level salt water tanks of the above manufacturers are all made by our company.
Just use fiberglass, which is cheap and has good results.
Unexpectedly, the material of a high-level salt water tank could cause such a big controversy. In fact, considering the life-cycle cost and production stability and safety, it is appropriate to use titanium as the salt water high-level tank. I personally prefer titanium, although other materials are not impossible.
Titanium looks great! ： ) I have seen a manufacturer using titanium for its exhaust towers, which is quite wealthy.