Transport of hydrogen peroxide
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Hydrogen peroxide has strong oxidizing properties, but when it comes to storage and transportation, it is necessary to consider what materials should be used. 316L stainless steel is certainly a viable option; I wonder if there are any cheaper and more convenient alternatives
How to design hydrogen peroxide pipelines and storage tanks http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-85733-1-1.html
Thank you, I’ve learned something; it was a great help
Great, I’ve learned it too. Give it a push: victory:
It’s great to use plastic buckets – there are buckets for one meal’s worth, as well as smaller 25L buckets. They’re very convenient, and since they’re square in shape, they’re easy to stack; there are no safety concerns at all. Let me make it clear: I’m not a seller of barrels; I used to be involved in the production of hydrogen peroxide as well.
Why do factories also use plastic buckets? But they need to be empty. . . Or transport it directly using train tank cars
Are there any design specifications or standards for hydrogen peroxide storage tanks?