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Selection of alkaline materials: Enameled reactors or stainless steel?

2016-12-27View Original

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Selection for alkaline material reactions: enamel kettle or stainless steel?
Reply #22016-12-27
Temperature, pressure, concentration, and cost are all relevant; check the corrosion manual, it’s available on forums
Reply #32016-12-27
Enameled reactors are preferable; for stainless steel, it is necessary to prevent alkali embrittlement, taking into account temperature, pressure, and concentration as well.
Reply #42016-12-28
Stainless steel is better; enamel is not suitable for high alkali concentrations or high temperatures
Reply #52016-12-29
Our company uses 45% liquid caustic, and stainless steel reactors for its processing
Reply #62016-12-29
The question is a bit too general; if you provide more precise details about the working parameters, people will be able to help you analyze it.
Reply #72016-12-30
It is recommended to use stainless steel; enamel is resistant to acids but not to alkalis. Select stainless steel material based on the specific materials.
Reply #82016-12-30
Nonsense. Choosing materials is not something that can be decided casually. It is determined based on factors such as your process conditions, material properties, operating methods, and environment.
Reply #92017-01-03
Stainless steel 316L is used for strong alkalis; this can be found in reference books. If you need a reaction kettle, feel free to contact me; my number is 13806176253, Xiao. Company website: www.hgzysb.cn
Reply #102017-01-04
It is recommended to use stainless steel; enamel is resistant to acids but not to alkalis.

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