For acidic or alkaline media at around 50 degrees Celsius, what type of pipeline material should be used?

2012-03-12View Original

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I often encounter situations where I need to choose materials like this; anyone with experience, please give some advice!

Reply #22012-03-12

What acid? What base? Could the original poster be more specific?

Reply #32012-03-13

25% sulfuric acid and caustic soda solution with PH=13

Reply #42012-03-13

For a medium like the one mentioned by the poster, PP, PVC, and FRP pipes should all work, but it’s important to consider that over time the material may become brittle; it is recommended to use pipes with a steel lining Steel-lined PTFE should be good.

Reply #52012-03-15

Ceramic composite steel pipes can meet your process requirements.

Reply #62013-01-15

You can refer to the “Corrosion Data Manual””

Reply #72013-01-15

The steel frame has a long service life. It depends on the length.

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