Chemical Resitance ECO-PA

DuPont Powder Coatings Edition of June 2003, subject to modifications (MM) Chemical resistance ECO-PA Tanks ECO-PA tanks have an internal liner based on Abcite® by DuPont which accomplish with the standards established in 2002/72/CE (and RD140/2003 (98/83/CEE)in Spain) for drinking water. Resistance to chemical products is described in tables contained in this document. Guide to chemical resistance The chemical resistance data presented in the following table originated in part from tests conducted at DuPont Laboratories and, in part, from reliable published sources. General guide to resistance to various chemicals Resistance code Caution code R Resistant, no indication that O Oxidizer Serviceability would be impaired V Variable resistance, depending P Plasticizer on conditions of use* U Not resistant. Not recommended A Known stress crack agent** for service applications under any conditions B Possible stress crack agent** * The classification “variable resistance” is very broad. Depending on the nature of the chemical, its concentration, the service temperature and pressure, and the time of exposure of the liner can be either very resistant or very susceptible to attack. Therefore, where liner is said to have variable resistance to a chemical, it is critical that extensive pretesting be conducted. ** A system using liner in exposure to a chemical to which it is designated resistant, but which carries a stress identifier (A or B), may be serviceable over a useful lifetime providing the following precautions are observed: a.Stresses must be minimized by design and processing. b.Conditions and limitations of the application should be carefully observed (avoidance of high temperature, etc.) DuPont Powder Coatings Edition of June 2003, subject to modifications (MM) Chemical resistance data - Abcite® gradesCaution Chemical Caution Chemicalcode code21° C 60° C 21° C 60° C(70° F) (140° F) (70° F) (140° F)B Acetaldehyde(100%O) V U Benzoic Acid R RAcetic Acid (10%) R R Bismuth Carbonate R RB Acetic Acid (60%) R V Black Liquor R RAcetic Anhydride R R Bleach Lye (10%) R RAcetone R * Borax R RAcrylic Emulsions R R Boric Acid R RAdipic Acid R R Brine R RAir R R Bromic Acid R VB, P Allyl Chloride U U O Bromine, Liquid U UAluminum Chloride R R O Bromine, Vapor (25%) U UAluminum Fluoride R R O Bromine, Water U UAluminum Hydroxide R R P Butadiene V *Aluminum Nitrate R R P Butane R *Aluminum Oxychloride R R A Butanediol R VAluminum Sulfate R R Butter R RAlums (all types) R R P n-Butyl Acetate(100%) R VAmmonia (100% dry gas) R R A n-Butyl Alcohol (100%) V UAmmonia, Liquid R R Butyric Acid U UAmmonium Acetate R R Cadmium Cyanide R RAmmonium Carbonate R R Calcium Bisulf ite R RAmmonium Chloride R R Calcium Bilsulf ide R RAmmonium FIuoride R R Calcium Carbonate R RAmmonium Hydroxide(10-28%) R R Calcium Chlorate R RAmmoniUm Metaphosphate R R Calcium Chloride R RAmmonium Nitrate R R Calcium Hydroxide R RAmmonium Persulfate R R B Calcium Hydroxide (bleach solut.) V VAmmonium Phosphate, R R Calcium Nitrate (50%) R RAmmoniacal and Neutral Calcium Oxide R RAmmonium Sulf ide R R Calcium Sultate R RAmmonium SuIfate R R B, P Camphor Oil U UAmmonium Thiocynate R R Carbon (slurry) R RB, P Amyl Acetate (100%) U U Carbon Dioxide R RA, P Amyl Alcohol (100%) V V Carbon Disulf ide U UP Amyl Chloride(100%) U U Carbon Monoxide R RP Aniline (100%O) R U P Carbon Tetrachloride U UP Aniline Hydrochloride U U Carbonic Acid R RAnthraquinone R R Castor Oil R RAnthraquinone Sulfonic Acid R R Caustic Potash R RAntimony Trichloride R R Caustic Soda R RO Aqua Regia U U P Cellosolve R UP Aromatic Hydrocarbons R V P Chloralhydrate U UArsenic Acid R R O Chlorine (100% dry gas) U UAscorbic Acid(10%) R R O Chlorine (wet gas) U UBarium Carbonate R R O Chlorine Liquid U UBarium Chloride R R B ChlorineWater (2%) R VBarium Hydroxide R R P Chlorobenzene U UBarium Sulfate R R P Chloroform U UBarium Sulf ide R R Chlorosulfonic Acid(100%) U UBeer R R Chromic Acid (10%) R *B Beet Sugar Liquors R R O Chromic Acid (30-50%) R *B Benzaldehyde V U Cider R RP Benzene R V Citric Acid R RP Benzene Sulfonic Acid R R A Coconut Oil Alcohols R VCoffee R Rresistance codeChemical Chemicalresistance code DuPont Powder Coatings Edition of June 2003, subject to modifications (MM) Chemical resistance data - Abcite® gradesCaution Chemical Chemical Caution Chemical Chemicalcode resistance code code resistance code21° C 60° C 21° C 60° C(70° F) (140° F) (70° C) (140° F)Cola Concent rates R R Fluosilicic Acid (32% ) R RCopper Carbonate R R B Formaldehyde R VCopper Chloride R R Formic Acid R RCopper Cyanide R R Fructose R RCopper Fluoride(2% ) R R B Fruit Pulp R RCopper Nit rate R R P FurFural (100% ) U UCopper Sulfate R R B, P Furfury l A lcohol U UCorn Oil R R B Gallic Acid R RCorn Syrup R R P Gas, Natural, Dry and Wet R *P Cot tonseed Oil R R P Gasoline R VP Cresol U U P Gasoline, High Octane R VCrude Oil R R P Genet ron 11 , 12 & 22 r *Cupric Fluoride R R Glucose R RCugric Sulfate R R B Glycerine R RCuprous Chloride R R A Glycol V UB Cyclohexanol R V A Glycolic Acid (30% ) R RP Cyclohexanone R U GrapeSugar (sat .aq.) R RB Detergents, Synthet ic R R P n-Heptane R VDevelopers, Photographic R R Hexachlorobenzene R RDext rin R R P Hexane R VDext rose R R B Hexanol, Tert iary R RDiazo Salt s R R * Hydrobromic Acid (50% ) R RDibutylphthalate R V Hydrochloric Acid R RB, P Dichlorobenzene (o & p) U U Hydrocyanic Acid R RB Diethyl Ketone V U * Hydrof luoric Acid(40-60% ) R RA Diethylene Glycol R V Hydrogen (100% ) R RA Diglycolic Acid R R Hydrogen Chloride (dry gas) R RDimethylamine U U Hydrogen Peroxide (3% ) R VP Dioclylphthalate R U Hydrogen Sulf ide R RDisodium Phosphate R R Hydroquinone R RDist illed Water R R Hydroxylamine Sulfate R RP Esters R V Hypochlorous Acid R RP Ethers R V B Inks R RP Ethyl Acetate(100% ) R U O lodine (in Kl solut ion) U UP Ethyl Acrylate R V A Isopropyl A lcohol V UA Ethyl A lcohol V U P Jet Fuels JP4 and JP5 V UB,P Ethyl Benzene U U P Kerosene V UP Ethyl Chloride U U Kraf t Liquors R RP Ethyl Ether U U Lact ic Acid (25% ) R RB, P Ethylene Bromide U U Lard Oil R RB, P Ethylene Chloride U U Latex R RB, P Ethylene Chlorohydrin U U Lauric Acid R VB, P Ethylene Dichloride U U P Lauryl Chloride V *A Ethylene Glycol U U Lead Acetate R REthylene Oxide R V Lead Chloride R RFerric Chloride R R Lead Nit rate R RFerric Hydroxide R R Lead Sulfate R RFerric Nit rate R R P Linseed Oil V UFerric Sulfate R R Lithium Bromide R RFerrous Chloride R R Lubricat ing Oil R VFerrous Sulfate R R ASTM No 1 , No. 2 , No. 3Fish Solubles R RFluoboric Acid R RO Fluorine, Gas, Wet U UFluosilicic Acid (conc.) R V DuPont Powder Coatings Edition of June 2003, subject to modifications (MM) Chemical resistance data - Abcite® gradesCaution Chemical Chemical Caution Chemical Chemicalcode resistance code code resistance code21° C 60° C 21° C 60° C(70° F) (140° F) (70° C) (140° F)P Machine Oil R V Phosphoric Acid R RMagnesium Carbonate R R Photographic Solutions R RMagnesium Chloride R R O Picric Acid U UMagnesium Citrate R R Plating Solutions R RMagnesium Hydroxide R R Brass R RMagnesium Nitrate R R Cadmium R RMagnesium Sulfate R R Copper R RMaleic Acid R R Gold R RMercuric Chloride R R Lead R RMercuric Cyanide R R Nickel R RMercurous Nitrate R R Silver R RMercury R R Tin R RP Methane R * Zinc R RA Methyl Alcohol V U Potassium Bicarbonate R RP Methyl Chloride U U Potassium Bichromate R RP Methyl Ethyl Ketone R V Potassium Borate R RP Methyl Isobutyl Ketone R V Potassium Bromate R RMethyl Sulfate R R Potassium Carbonate R RMethyl Sulfuric Acid R R Potassium Chlorate R RB,P Methylene Chloride (100%) U U Potassium Chloride R RMilk R R PotassiUm Chromate (40%) R RMineral Oils R R Potassium Cyanide R RMolasses R R Potassium Dichromate (40%) R RP Naphta V U Potassium Ferri/Ferro Cyanide R RP Naphtalane U U Potassium Fluoride R RNickel Chloride R R Potassium Hydroxide R RNickel Nitrate R R Potassium Nitrate R RNickel Sulfate R R Potassium Perborate R RB Nicotine (dilute) R R Potassium Perchlorate (10%) R RNitric Acid (0-10%) R V Potassium Permanganate (20%) R RO Nitric Acid (10-98%) U U Potassium Persulfate R RO Nitric Acid, fuming U U Potassium Sulfate R RP Nitrobenzene(100%) U U Potassium Sulfide R RP Nitrous Oxide R * Potassium Sulfite R RP n-Octane R R P Propane U UP Oleic Acid U U A Propargyl Alcohol R VOxalic Acid R R A n-Propyl Alcohol V UO Oxygen R V P Propylene Dichloride (100%) U UO Ozone R * A Propylene Glycol R VO Perchloric Acid (10-70%) U U Pyridine R UP Perchloroethylene R U Resorcinol R RP Phenol U U Salicylic Acid R RP Phenylhydrazine U U Sea Water R RP Phenylhydrazine Hydrochloride U U Selenic Acid R RSewage R RShortening R RSilicic Acid R RSilver Cyanide R RSilver Nitrate Solution R RSilver Sulfate R RSoap Solution R R DuPont Powder Coatings Edition of June 2003, subject to modifications (MM) Chemical resistance data - Abcite® gradesCaution Chemical Chemical Caution Chemical Chemicalcode resistance code code resistance code21° C 60° C 21° C 60° C(70° F) (140° F) (70° C) (140° F)Sodium Acetate R R P Thionyl Chloride U USodium Benzoate (35% ) R R TtaniumTetrachloride U USodium Bicarbonate R R P Toluene U USodium Bisulfate R R P Tributylphosphate V VSodium Bisulf ite R R P Trichloroethylene U USodium Borate R R B Triethylene Glycol R VSodium Bromide (dilute) R R Trisodium Phosphate R RSodium Carbonate R R P Turpent ine V USodium Chlorate R R Urea (0-30% ) R RSodium Chloride R R Urine R RSodium Cyanide R R A Vanilla Ext ract R VSodium Dichromate R R Vinegar R RSodium Ferri/Ferro Cyanide R R Vinyl Acetate V *Sodium Fiuoride R R Water R RSodium Hydroxide R R Water, Acid Mine R RSodium Hypochlorite R R Water, Salt and Sea R RSodium Nit rate R R Wett ing Agents R RSodium Nit rite R R A Whiskey R VSodium Peroxide R * B Wines R VSodiumSulfate R R P Xylene R VSodium Suif ide R R Yeast R RSodium Sulf ite R R Zinc Bromide R RSour Crude Oil R V Zinc Carbonate R RStannic Chloride R R Zinc Chloride R RStannous Chloride R R Zinc Nit rate R RStarch Solut ion R R Zinc Oxide R RStearic Acid (100% ) R R Zinc Stearate R RP Stoddards Solvent R V Zinc Sulfate R RSulfur R RSulfur Dioxide,Dry or Wet R VSulfuric Acid (0-30% ) R RO Sulfuric Acid (30-98% ) U UO Sulfuric Acid, fuming (oleum) U USulfurous Acid R RP Tallow R V R - ResistantTannic Acid R R V - Variable resistanceTanning Liquors R R U - Not resistantP Tartaric Acid R R * - Insuf f icient dataTetrahydrofuran U U Refer to text for explanat ion of Resistance and Caut ion Codes.