Anti-corrosion treatment for sewage collection ditches in production workshops
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For sewage collection ditches, acidic corrosion, pollutants remaining from organic reactions, etc., is it feasible to use granite for paving? Would a fiberglass tank work? Would corrosion-resistant tiles work? Are there any other eligible candidates for guidance? Thank you.
Fiberglass tanks are a good option, or an epoxy resin anti-corrosion coating can be applied to the collection ditches.
A steel lining with PTFE, or the application of anti-corrosion coatings, can effectively solve this problem
Then make a groove using fiberglass reinforcement plastic molding.
I’m not sure if you come into contact with alkaline solutions; fiberglass does not tolerate alkalis. Acid-resistant bricks can be used, and that’s what we have installed here. We have sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid among our waste liquids, and the result is very good. Finding a good construction team will ensure that the work is done nicely
Organic and acidic wastewater should be separated. Organic waste should be collected in stainless steel containers, while acidic wastewater can be collected using epoxy-lined gutters.
For sewage collection ditches, an acid-resistant tile lining is a better choice – it is cost-effective and easy to maintain. There are other materials that are also acid-resistant, but they are more expensive
The collection ditch is coated with an epoxy resin anti-corrosion layer.