I would like to ask what material is suitable for use in the acid absorption tanks for by-product salt

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A positive-pressure bubble multi-stage absorption method is employed; the hydrogen chloride gas in the workshop enters the water directly through pipes, resulting in a pressure of around 0.1 MPa. Volume: 1-2 cubic units; temperatures can reach 70 degrees in summer, and a significant amount of benzene is carried in through the exhaust gases. Ceramic jars were tried, but they tend to break due to temperature issues. Using fiberglass tanks results in a lack of pressure resistance, leading to frequent leaks. PP tanks are not theoretically feasible. Enameled tanks made of carbon steel have experienced several instances of external-to-interior corrosion damage due to the high acidity in the surrounding area ； I really don’t know what material to use. Of course, the cost of each container shouldn’t be too high; the cost per cubic meter of container should ideally not exceed 15,000, and at most 30,000.