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What kind of valve is suitable for dilute sulfuric acid with particles?

2015-10-06View Original

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The ball valve made of 316L corroded after just a few months of use. What material is best for valves that are resistant to wear and corrosion? :o
Reply #22015-10-06
316L cannot be used. Depending on how dilute the sulfuric acid is and what the solid-liquid ratio is, a rubber hose valve should be used when there are many solid particles, while a diaphragm valve lined with PTFE should be used when the solid-liquid ratio is low
Reply #32015-10-06
Same as above; a PTFE diaphragm valve is recommended
Reply #42015-10-06
For better wear resistance, use F4-lined ball valves; as for corrosion resistance, there’s no need to say more – they can withstand temperatures of 150 degrees
Reply #52015-10-06
We recommend the PTFE diaphragm valve! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

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