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What is the material of the pipes used to transport liquid sulfur dioxide?

2016-08-27View Original

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This post was last edited by shineduke on 2016-8-29 at 13:48. I would like to ask those who have practical experience: for pipelines used to transport liquid sulfur dioxide, with a pressure of 7–8 kilograms and normal temperature, what type of material and what pipeline standards should be used?
Reply #22021-09-17
304 is more suitable when moisture is present.
Reply #32021-10-17
For carbon steel pipes, the wall thickness can be made thicker. Q235 material is sufficient

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