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What is used for corrosion protection in sulfuric acid tanks?

2016-12-23View Original

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This post was last edited by wxbfljj on 2016-12-23 at 16:40. There are two tanks: one containing 30% hydrochloric acid and the other containing 98% concentrated sulfuric acid. To prevent leakage problems, it is necessary to build two concrete tanks. What materials would be suitable for anti-corrosion treatment of these two tanks?
Reply #22016-12-23
A fiberglass-reinforced epoxy resin composite can be created by applying several layers of it inside the pool.
Reply #32016-12-24
Glass fiber reinforced plastic can be used for hydrochloric acid, but not for concentrated sulfuric acid
Reply #42016-12-25
98% acid can be used with epoxy resin-coated acid-resistant bricks; a carbon steel storage tank placed inside will suffice.
Reply #52017-02-24
Glass fiber reinforced plastic can be used for hydrochloric acid, while KPI mortar combined with acid-resistant bricks can be used for sulfuric acid
Reply #62017-02-24
Carbon steel tanks are used for sulfuric acid tanks at room temperature. If it is an underground channel, anti-corrosion treatment must be carried out in accordance with the above requirements

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