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Can carbon steel be used for dilute *ao acid?

2016-04-20View Original

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Here, the concentration of dilute acid is very low; it is used only to treat residual ammonia in the flue gas. Can carbon steel material be used in this way?
Reply #22016-04-21
No, dilute *ao acid has strong oxidizing and corrosive properties.
Reply #32016-04-21
No. If the temperature is not high, consider using non-metallic lining materials.
Reply #42016-04-21
Definitely not. If you want to save money, it’s better to use some non-metallic material
Reply #52016-04-25
It’s absolutely not possible. With such a low concentration and low temperature, materials lined with ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene will suffice, and the cost is not high

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