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Some questions regarding the floors in chemical plant workshops

2010-09-01View Original

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The product has a certain degree of acid corrosiveness; the original cement floor was full of pits and uneven areas due to corrosion. For the new workshop, we plan to cover the floor with emery or terrazzo. Could anyone give some advice? I would be very grateful if you could help
Reply #22010-09-01
Marble can be used for flooring. Our workshop was originally made of cement as well, and it’s been severely corroded. Just a layer of marble was laid, and the result is quite good
Reply #32010-09-01
You can refer to the codes for corrosion prevention design in industrial buildings, which contain sections on floors and surfaces; appropriate measures can be selected based on different types of media~

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