Selection of pipeline materials for dibromoethane and bromide salts (jacket insulation required)

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As the title suggests, the company’s project requires the use of dibromoethane. The storage tank to be used is an enamel-clad tank with a capacity of 50 cubic meters. As for the material for the pipes, installing pipes with an enamel cladding is rather complicated; therefore, stainless steel is being considered as an alternative. It’s not clear how long such pipes will be able to withstand the conditions involved. Has anyone here used this material before? What type of pipe would be more suitable?

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