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Sulfuric acid pump material

2016-10-25View Original

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We need to use a high-pressure acid-resistant pump. Some suppliers say that at room temperature and with a concentration of less than 20%, a 316L material will suffice – is that okay?
Reply #22016-10-25
That won’t work; 98% sulfuric acid is fine, but dilute sulfuric acid won’t do.
Reply #32016-10-26
OP, isn’t the cost of choosing 316L too high? A fluorinated pump can be chosen; its corrosion resistance is excellent. Moreover, its cost is lower than that of 316L.
Reply #42016-10-27
High pressure – how high must it be in order to determine whether fluorinated lining is effective or not? . .
Reply #52016-10-27
Up to 75 bar, minimum 30 bar; those with fluorine lining are not suitable
Reply #62016-11-02
316L won’t work; you can find corrosion manuals online – metals in dilute acids are not suitable.
Reply #72016-11-03
75 kilograms, can’t do it? That shouldn’t be the case

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