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What recommedation for tank coating for liquid sulphur

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Naren

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Oct 21, 1999
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I have to install a tank (12m dia.x 8m high) to hold moltem sulphur. Sulpur will be heated to 120 to 180deg.



Corrosion of the floor has occurred in similar tanks before.



I am considering Carbon steel with coating. What recommendations can be made.

Alternates are Carbon steel, with stainless linings or solid stainless?
 
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