Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! ! Since iron cannot be mixed in, what material should be used for the steam coil?
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Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! ! Since iron cannot be mixed in, what material should be used for the steam coil? Steam pressure, 0.3MPA.
Is it really important to know exactly what the process is?
Try alloys, titanium alloys; non-metals can also be tried
What non-metallic material should be used? Should I give it a recommendation? And what forms are alloys available in?
Titanium alloys work well; an enamel-lined tank with a jacket can also be used for heating
What does that mean? Does it mean one should not come into contact with metals, or specifically carbon steel? If it’s the former, it’s recommended to use enamel-coated materials; for the latter, stainless steel can be used
What does that mean? Does it mean one should not come into contact with metals, or specifically carbon steel? If it’s the former, it’s recommended to use enamel-coated materials; for the latter, stainless steel can be used
The steam tracing for our chloroacetic acid storage tanks (lined with glass-lined steel) uses 10 copper tubes for tracing.
If the coil is not immersed in a corrosive medium, S30408 will suffice, as it basically does not produce iron ions