Piping Material for Piping Material

If this is hydrochloric acid, the correct abbreviation is HCl (the L/l being lower case.)

Most of these materials can be found in various corrosion-resistance and pressure-capability sources that will be helpful.

The nickel richness of 333-6 is good for low temperatures, but I'm not sure how it applies to acids.

(Just a few sketchy ideas.)

"Plastic, plastic, plastic" - like, PVC, like PP, like PVDF, like PTFE.

Check-out the Cole-Parmer materials compatibility database.

I'm with PWSlack.

Ryan Herco, Herrington Industrial Plastics and others can also supply piping materials.

I worked for a company that built chemical etchers (among other things) and we used plastic pipe extensively. It's lots cheaper than titanium or Hastelloy C-276 and other exotic metals.

Most importantly, ask the supplier if he will certify the pipe for your use.

Milo may have some information, too.

Thanks for valuable comments.

have a look also at this publication from NIDI

http://www.stainless-steel-world.net/pdf/10020.pdf

hope this help

S

corrosion prevention

wonderful information strider6, Thanks :)

the performance of ceramic tube will be the best choice for pipe liner,abrasive-resistant and corrosive-resistant.