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What material is the silo on the urea packaging line made of?

2010-06-23View Original

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What material is the silo on the urea packaging line made of? Urgently needed.
Reply #22010-06-24
304 grade, or above 304L material
Reply #32010-06-24
It is made of 304 material; what is its service life? Is it feasible to use carbon steel instead? How long is the service life?
Reply #42010-06-24
Using 304 material is sufficient; materials such as 304L or higher are a bit of a waste. Personal opinion, for reference only.
Reply #52010-06-24
Composite panel, carbon steel on the outside, with a thin lining plate (304).
Reply #62010-06-24
Composite panel, with carbon steel on the outside and a thin lining plate (304). Is there any specific manufacturer?
Reply #72010-06-26
It is recommended to use 304 material throughout; composite panels are too troublesome! ! Carbon steel used for the outer surface is also prone to corrosion and rusting! !
Reply #82010-09-02
The 304 version will work fine for 20 years
Reply #92010-09-11
Carbon steel can also be used; our company uses carbon steel. Cleaning the wet material after urea granulation is very troublesome, so for new urea production facilities, stainless steel should be used.
Reply #102010-09-11
In dry regions in the north, carbon steel might be a viable option. In humid areas in the south, it is not advisable to use carbon steel.
Reply #112010-09-12
Reply to 10# lxq700918: I agree with the moderator’s principle of adapting measures to local conditions; the material used to construct the urea storage tank should be determined based on the actual conditions in that area.

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