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What material should be used for 31-degree hydrochloric acid at 120 degrees temperature

2011-05-31View Original

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What material is suitable for use as a container for 31-degree hydrochloric acid at a temperature of 120 degrees?
Reply #22011-05-31
Reply to 1# zhoubaojiang: Consider using a 4-fluoro lining
Reply #32011-06-01
LZ, you didn’t provide the concentration; the concentration
Reply #42011-06-01
120 degrees is a quite high temperature; nickel-based alloys such as Hastelloy C-276 and Inconel 625 are suitable for this application. For non-metals, graphite and glass lining are considered.

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