Corrosion protection for coagulation tanks

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This post was last edited by wxbfljj on 2016-12-23 at 16:41. There are two tanks: one containing 30% hydrochloric acid and the other containing 98% concentrated sulfuric acid. To prevent leaks, two concrete tanks are needed; what materials would be suitable for anti-corrosion treatment of these tanks?

Reply #22016-12-23

Concrete won’t work; fiberglass can be used instead

Reply #32016-12-23

Concentrated sulfuric acid won’t work, right? Can cast iron be used for concentrated sulfuric acid?

Reply #42016-12-24

According to GB50046-2008 Code for Corrosion Protection Design of Industrial Buildings, corresponding protective measures are specified for different corrosive agents

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