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I would like to ask my colleagues in the caustic soda industry: what material is used for the central tube in your cold crystallization vessels?

2011-11-02View Original

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I would like to ask my colleagues in the caustic soda industry: what material is used for the central tube in your cold crystallization vessels?
Reply #22011-11-03
It seems to be stainless steel; this needs to be verified
Reply #32011-11-04
Reply 1# ljgy Titanium
Reply #42012-01-07
Carbon steel, with four layers on each side and two layers at the bottom, epoxy resin combined with glass cloth
Reply #52012-01-09
It depends on the specific circumstances of one’s company. If the financial situation is good, of course better materials should be used; in cases where the financial conditions are tighter, carbon steel with anti-corrosion treatment can also last for several years. We use stainless steel in our case.

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