material for construction for brine
material for construction for brine
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Can someone recommend storage tank materials that are compatible with 12% brine at 80degC? Would stainless steel 304 be a suitable material?
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Can someone recommend storage tank materials that are compatible with 12% brine at 80degC? Would stainless steel 304 be a suitable material?
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RE: material for construction for brine
Steve Jones
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RE: material for construction for brine
Lined CS is the most common. There are high temp multi-layer epoxy lining systems used for this type of application.
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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube
RE: material for construction for brine
RE: material for construction for brine
Mind, there really aren't many answers to the above that would make a 300 series acceptable in a concentrated brine solution at 80 c. ClSCC is a very real possibility at that temperature.
Nathan Brink
RE: material for construction for brine
RE: material for construction for brine
At pH=8, T80=C 316L will have a limit of about 200ppm Cl open to air.
A 6%Mo superaustenitic would not handle 12% NaCl at 80C.
You would have to go to a Cr-Mo-Ni alloy such as C22, 686, or 59.
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P.E. Metallurgy, Plymouth Tube
RE: material for construction for brine
Best regards, Morten
RE: material for construction for brine