For a 25% calcium chloride solution, what type of container material offers good corrosion resistance?

2011-02-28View Original

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Gentlemen, for a 25% calcium chloride solution, what type of container material offers good corrosion resistance?

Reply #22011-03-01

I only know that steel won’t work. Then use enamel, tetrafluoroethylene, or plastic

Reply #32011-03-18

What’s the temperature? Temperature has a significant impact on corrosion. Steel should be used; high-nickel-chromium stainless steel can resist corrosion. For storage, rubber-lined carbon steel or materials like polytetrafluoroethylene will suffice. For reactors and similar devices where the rate of temperature exchange is not high, enamel-lined tanks can be used (but the temperature cannot be too high, as this may cause the enamel to crack).

Reply #42011-03-18

Are there any specific parameters regarding temperature? I’d like to refer to them to see if fiberglass can be used

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