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as an RTP-1 certificate holder and a memeber of both ASME RTP-1 and ASME Section X i must reply and dispel some of the misconceptions of cost. first Acrylic is not one of the materials recognized for construction of vessels to ASME RTP-1. there is a section for dual laminates - thermoplastic...

to date it is not a code and has not been adopted by any jurisdiction

hankroach: being an active member of the ASME RTP-1 committee for over 15 years i have to comment on your question: each of the accredited manufacturers have written QA/QC procedures, have trained and tested their employees, have produced and tested various laminates and reinforcements, and...

start here: http://www.acgih.org/home.htm this is what they do - industrial ventilation they offer reference material and training good luck

generally HF can be handled by fluoropolymers depending on your concentration and temperatures, some good sites to visit are: www.symalit.ch a manufacturer of fluoropolymer sheet www.ausimont.com manufacturer of fluoropolymer resins http://www.dupont.com/teflon/chemical/tefz.html remember HF...

you may need to consider a dual laminate tank - either CPVC/RTP or a Tefzel(ETFE)/RTP construction. follow the design, inspection, and testing requirements of ASME RTP-1 Mandatory Appendix M-12 for best results. www.viatec.com visit this site for one source of design and manufacture. you will...

ASME RTP-1 does not address solid thermoplastic design and construction. The only available information is contained in the DVS documents from Germany. the DVS 2205 standard is a good start. you can purchase the DVS/DIN standards from the following...

http://mil-17.udel.edu/index.html#files if neither of those sources satisfy your curiosity try the above website