【Urgent Help】For a 17% ammonia tower, what material should be used for the tower body?

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A set of equipment for treating ammonia wastewater with an ammonia content of 17%, along with hydrogen sulfide at 20PPM, designed for a temperature of 170°C. For a device in this situation, what material should be used for the tower? If I’m looking for literature standards, which one should I consult? An experienced teacher, please explain it. Thank you

Reply #22016-09-10

Our ammonia recovery unit is made of 304

Reply #32016-09-12

For wastewater with a low NH3 content, 304 is sufficient; for higher levels, S32168 can be used as it offers better corrosion resistance

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