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StressFreak
Mechanical
SloFlo,
Try with duplex type stainless steel. I think this is the corect material. We, though, used 316L for a vessel having a sodium chloride solution because duplex was not an option.
Hope it's helpfull enough!
Diego.
Try with duplex type stainless steel. I think this is the corect material. We, though, used 316L for a vessel having a sodium chloride solution because duplex was not an option.
Hope it's helpfull enough!
Diego.
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thewellguy
Electrical
most plastics will work. what are you trying to do?
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I'm trying to transport NaOCL at a low flow rate from one tank to another. The problem I am having is that I am not sure what the exact flow rate will be. I would like to have a valve that I could adjust until I get just the right flow rate. Can I do this using a pressure regulator? I have 80#s available.
thewellguy
Electrical
I'm sure you could use a pressure regulator, but why not just get a 115 chem feed pump and use that. Walchem, Pulsatron and LMI Milton Roy all make pumps taht will fit this application. I have seen other brands also but, cant remember other names off the top of my head.
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