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What material should be used for Bingtong’s storage tank? ? ? ? Help needed

2010-11-19View Original

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Dear seniors, is it okay to use carbon steel for the material? If it is carbon steel, is coating necessary? What coating is better? Is there anything else to keep in mind?
Reply #22010-11-19
Personally, I think the key lies in the requirements of your manufacturing process. If your process is sensitive to iron ions, it is not recommended to use carbon steel; 304 stainless steel would be a good choice. From a purely corrosion perspective, both carbon steel and stainless steel are suitable
Reply #32010-11-19
Personally, I think the key lies in the requirements of your manufacturing process. If your process is sensitive to iron ions, it is not recommended to use carbon steel; 304 stainless steel would be a good choice. From a purely corrosion perspective, both carbon steel and stainless steel are suitable
Reply #42010-11-19
Thank you. I’m just worried that since propylene has such good water solubility, the presence of a small amount of water in the raw materials might cause corrosion in the carbon steel storage tanks Are there any existing examples available for reference regarding this type of low-boiling-point solvent?

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