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I need help from experts: for a water tank with a temperature range of 50–100 degrees Celsius and no pressure, what type of steel would be resistant to corrosion? ?

2015-10-13View Original

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Dear experts, the temperature of the water tank is between 50 and 100 degrees Celsius, and there is no pressure. What type of steel would be resistant to corrosion in such conditions? ?
Reply #22015-10-13
Corrosion does not affect media that are aesthetically pleasing; it’s not just about temperature.
Reply #32015-10-13
304 stainless steel water tank; it depends on what your solution is
Reply #42015-10-13
Stainless steel; it depends on the specific material.
Reply #52015-10-13
It is mainly used for making water tanks; originally, ordinary carbon plates were used, but they rusted after a short time and became unusable
Reply #62015-10-13
The cost of stainless steel is too high. I’m wondering if there are any alternatives that have a lower cost yet still offer good corrosion resistance.
Reply #72015-10-13
It’s a water tank, but I’m not sure if there are any other components. 304 can be used. If the cost is high, carbon steel can be used for corrosion protection.
Reply #82015-10-14
Is it an environmental issue? The surrounding environment may contain corrosive substances that cause corrosion of the water tank; it’s necessary to determine the environmental conditions before deciding on the material for the water tank.
Reply #92015-10-14
I’m not sure if the FRP material meets your requirements
Reply #102015-10-14
I’m not sure if the FRP material meets your requirements
Reply #112015-10-14
Then you should choose a water tank made of PP material; it costs a few dozen yuan per square meter

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