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Regarding the pump selection issue

2018-09-20View Original

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There is a multi-stage pump with a flow rate of 100 cubic meters, a head of 250 meters, and it handles dilute sulfuric acid at a temperature of 50°C. Is 316L material suitable for use in this application? ?
Reply #22018-09-20
This post was last edited by 3983596_FPPZ on 2018-9-20 at 10:38. What is the exact concentration? Dilute sulfuric acid is highly corrosive; 316L steel can be used at concentrations below 15%, but its lifespan will not be very long. It is recommended to consider 20 alloy steel or a Teflon lining
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Reply #52018-09-20
It can’t be used; a 1% concentration is required, and this temperature is barely acceptable. When selecting these austenitic stainless steels, the strength of the pump shaft must be taken into consideration.
Reply #62018-09-20
It’s better to use better quality materials! It’s durable!
Reply #72018-09-21
It can’t be used; it will corrode in no time. It’s better to use Uchimura Teflon
Reply #82018-09-22
The concentration of dilute sulfuric acid is 2.36%

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