Comparison of two anti-corrosion solutions for waste ponds in municipal solid waste incineration power plants
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As one of the key projects for preventing leakage and corrosion in urban solid waste incineration power plants, there are currently two options for protecting the inner walls from corrosion: 1. Cement concrete combined with a double layer of polyethylene membrane for leakage prevention; 2. Acid-resistant tiles combined with S8 self-waterproofing and leak-proof concrete. I would appreciate it if experts could provide a comparison between these two options and analyze which one offers better results. Thank you
It is recommended to consider fiberglass-reinforced plastic for corrosion protection; fiberglass-reinforced plastic is commonly used for protecting industrial wastewater from corrosion.
It is recommended to use fiberglass reinforced plastic along with acid-resistant tiles