Lined brick tank

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Can lined brick tanks be used to store 98% concentrated sulfuric acid or 93% concentrated sulfuric acid?

Reply #22018-05-11

For sulfuric acid at this concentration, regular carbon steel is sufficient; no lining is needed

Reply #32018-05-11

It just doesn’t need a lining. Concentrated sulfuric acid works perfectly with carbon steel

Reply #42018-05-11

Made of carbon steel, passivated with concentrated sulfuric acid; it can be used without issues.

Reply #52018-05-15

The acid circulation tanks are usually lined with tiles; it’s a must!

Reply #62018-05-15

If it is used as a storage tank, lining with bricks is not necessary; however, if it is an intermediate equipment for production, brick lining is required

Reply #72018-05-15

We currently have a lined tank, and my colleague said that it’s possible to store 98% acid as well as 93% acid. Why is that? Does that make sense?

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