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Posted by: bilbat ® 12/15/2003, 16:18:36 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
I have to contain tons of rock salt (95-98% pure NaCL). The container may be made from sheet aluminum OR cold rolled steel. Which will provide better corrosion protection? I have seen the evils of procrastination and plan to change my ways tomorrow! Bill |
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Posted by: Cragyon ® 12/17/2003, 13:03:18 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
Aluminum, in fact there is a marine grade. I think it is in the 3000 series. Why can't you use a snythetic material? |
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Posted by: bilbat ® 12/18/2003, 17:37:38 Author Profile Mail author Edit |
There is a requirement to survive thaw sheds, which expose the product to propane flame for periods of time. But I may be able to use a composite as a liner. ~Bill I have seen the evils of procrastination and plan to change my ways tomorrow! Bill |
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