Question: What material is used for pipes transporting epichlorohydrin? What should be considered when selecting fasteners?

2011-09-21View Original

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Question: What material is used for pipes transporting epichlorohydrin? What should be considered when selecting fasteners?

Reply #22011-09-21

I haven’t done it myself, but I have seen it; when it comes to epichlorohydrin pipelines, the main consideration is their flammability and explosiveness. 20# steel is sufficient, and professional-grade fasteners should be used, such as double-headed studs!

Reply #32011-11-14

It’s better to use 304 .........................

Reply #42011-11-23

Stainless steel must be used; otherwise, the epoxy will tend to undergo self-polymerization when in contact with rust. 304, 316L, and 304L are all acceptable

Reply #52013-06-16

Use stainless steel; if you want to save money, opt for carbon steel tanks, but they need to be coated with 316L to reduce costs

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