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Should a diaphragm type pressure gauge be used for the pressure gauge behind the caustic soda pump?

2019-08-22View Original

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Should a diaphragm shock-resistant pressure gauge be used for the on-site pressure gauge behind the 40% caustic soda pump?
Reply #22019-08-30
A diaphragm is required, and the liquid-contacting parts need to be treated for corrosion resistance
Reply #32019-09-11
Choose a flanged diaphragm pressure gauge; a model with a 316 material for the liquid contact part will suffice. At room temperature, 40% liquid caustic – 316 is sufficient; I checked the corrosion data manual and there are no issues

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