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For a knife gate valve used in 65 degrees Celsius and 54% phosphoric acid, what material should be chosen?

2017-11-27View Original

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For a knife gate valve used in 65 degrees Celsius and 54% phosphoric acid, what material should be chosen? The customer previously used 316L gate valves that were corroded; what material would be suitable? Thank you!
Reply #22017-11-27
Thank you. The customer also wants a version with fluorinated lining, but the gate valve doesn’t have a gate component with fluorinated lining
Reply #32017-11-27
This post was last edited by Lanlanse_RHKY on 2017-11-27 at 17:51. It’s not possible to line the wet areas inside the body of knife gate valves completely with ceramic, for models DN250, DN300, DN400, and DN500. 904L material should work, I think
Reply #42017-11-27
The customer is currently installing knife gate valves, and only knife gate valves are accepted.
Reply #52017-11-28
I have a friend who works in this field; you can add me on WeChat at 18721872815 and I’ll introduce them to you
Reply #62017-11-29
Alloy steel grade 20 is fine; 00Cr20Ni35Mo3Tu4Nb is just too expensive
Reply #72017-12-02
It should be available; it’s just expensive! It’s mainly corrosion
Reply #82020-12-30
A 2205 duplex stainless steel valve disc can be used

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