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Heating temperature for concentrated sulfuric acid and liquid caustic soda

2016-11-22View Original

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Winter has arrived, and the pipelines carrying concentrated sulfuric acid and 30% liquid caustic soda require heating. My question is: what temperature should be set for this heating?
Reply #22016-11-22
Waste steam can be used for heat tracing, or electric heat tracing can be employed, with the temperature controlled at around 25 degrees.
Reply #32016-11-22
Sulfuric acid is monitored for temperature, and ionized bases are no longer monitored for temperature these days. From Shandong
Reply #42016-11-22
What is the acidity level? What is the material of the pipeline? It’s usually around 35 degrees.
Reply #52016-11-23
Heating is required; hot water will suffice to prevent condensation and deterioration of fluidity, with a water temperature of 40–50°C being appropriate

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