How to ensure corrosion resistance for the foundations of concentrated sulfuric acid pumps and dilute sulfuric acid pumps
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The foundations of the pumps for concentrated and dilute sulfuric acid that have been treated with chlorine are made of concrete, with marble veneers on their surface. Due to pump maintenance and cracks that occur in the marble joints, the foundations suffered severe corrosion after a few years. I would like to ask experienced colleagues how to ensure proper corrosion protection for the floors, drains, and equipment foundations in systems that use chlorine treatment
Personally, I think epoxy resin for anti-corrosion purposes is quite durable
My personal opinion is that any sulfuric acid leaks should be dealt with promptly and thoroughly, and the area around the sulfuric acid pump should be kept dry, free of standing water.
1. Use epoxy resin for corrosion protection. 2. Install acid-resistant tiles
An epoxy glass fiber reinforced plastic layer made of three layers of fabric and five layers of resin is used as the anti-corrosion isolation layer, while 20mm thick acid-resistant tiles serve as the protective layer. Our company specializes in carrying out anti-corrosion construction work of this kind.