AA CFC60 Guidelines for the Use of Aluminum with Food and Chemicals Compatibility Data on Aluminum in the Food and Chemical Process Industries
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AA CFC60 Document Information:
Title
Guidelines for the Use of Aluminum with Food and Chemicals Compatibility Data on Aluminum in the Food and Chemical Process Industries
The Aluminum Association Inc.
Publication Date:
Apr 1, 1994
Scope:
Paralleling the growth of our industrial society are mounting
corrosion losses and costs of
corrosion control systems. The soaring cost of maintenance labor,
alone, demands increased
attention to low cost, corrosion resistant materials such as aluminum.
There is equal incentive for the use of processing, handling and
storage equipment basically
compatible with sensitive products.
Frequently, the materials engineer is faced with a choice of
technically suitable, available
materials for a given application. Where aluminum is suitable, it
usually offers the lowest total
costs.
This publication is intended to assist in determining the suitability
of aluminum alloys for
specific applications and in achieving their potential economy through
proper specification and
use.
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