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HCL and Hydrogen Peroxide Corrosion

Hi,

I want such type of material of construction of pipe to prevent from HCl and hydrogen peroxide fumes corrosion at 100 c temp.

Bhavinsadadiya
Birla Copper - Surendranagar, Gujarat, India
2002

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2002

Hi Bhavinsadadiya,

Hastelloy B might be OK. Stainless and Titanium are apparently not recommended. Ordinary PVC, PP & CPVC are nbg due to temperature. CPVC armoured with fibreglass should be OK (what one calls a dual laminate) but that is the upper temperature limit for the armoured CPVC.

PVDF would be OK to 140 C

All the weldable fluorocarbons would be OK.

You didn't give any size... which aids one in determing materials of construction. Also I haven't a clue about the hydrogen peroxide but think that it is pretty inconsequential compared to a reducing acid like Hydrochloric.

Freeman Newton [deceased]
(It is our sad duty to advise that Freeman passed away
April 21, 2012. R.I.P. old friend).