Material selection for autoclaves
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Our unit wishes to purchase a high-pressure reactor in which the medium to be used is 8% magnesium hydroxide, 10% sodium chloride, and 5% sodium hydroxide. The operating temperature is 220 degrees, and the operating pressure could be up to 25 atmospheres. Could you advise us on what material would be suitable for this purpose? Is a titanium-molybdenum-nickel alloy material acceptable?
Titanium alloy is an option; Hastelloy 2000 alloy can also be considered
Hastelloy? You’re so annoying. But the use of special shares can still be considered~~~
Considering the use of composite steel plates, stainless steel would be suitable for alkaline media such as magnesium hydroxide, I guess
I’m not sure if titanium-steel composite plates are feasible? !
Titanium-steel composite sheets for pressure vessels are feasible; this is now a mature manufacturing process. Using C2000 for such vessels is not a viable option, as the walls of pressure vessels are very thick, and nickel-based alloys are not suitable for producing composite sheets.
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