Mar 10, 2004 #1 Mech85 Mechanical Jun 11, 2003 52 Can anyone suggest where I can find a piping standard for anhydrous hydrochloric acid? Typical concentrations are 32%w/w and dilute at 3 to 5%w/w
Can anyone suggest where I can find a piping standard for anhydrous hydrochloric acid? Typical concentrations are 32%w/w and dilute at 3 to 5%w/w
Mar 16, 2004 #2 balu1 Mechanical Dec 28, 2002 30 Maybe this is a wrong forum for the question. Try those guys in "Chemical plant design & operations" forum. Upvote 0 Downvote
Maybe this is a wrong forum for the question. Try those guys in "Chemical plant design & operations" forum.
Mar 16, 2004 Thread starter #3 Mech85 Mechanical Jun 11, 2003 52 balu1, I am currently trying to chase up information on hydrochloric acid storage and piping systems from the Chlorine Institute, Inc. Refer to webpage http://www.cl2.com However, if anyone has information/experience on recommended pipe materials and velocities for 32% w/w anhydrous hydrochloric acid, I would be appreciate their input. Upvote 0 Downvote
balu1, I am currently trying to chase up information on hydrochloric acid storage and piping systems from the Chlorine Institute, Inc. Refer to webpage http://www.cl2.com However, if anyone has information/experience on recommended pipe materials and velocities for 32% w/w anhydrous hydrochloric acid, I would be appreciate their input.
