Regarding the wall thickness of titanium tubes
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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 23:17. What is the typical wall thickness for titanium tubes used in wet chlorine pipelines (DN650)? Thank you,, -
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6-7 mm is sufficient under normal conditions.
You mean the chlorine main pipe from which the chlorine gas comes out of the electrolyzer, right!
This needs to be calculated by the design institute; for regular cases, 7-10 MM should be sufficient!
I think 5-6 mm will suffice; the pressure is low, and there is almost no corrosion
I think 5-6 mm will suffice; the pressure is low, and there is almost no corrosion
The chlorine main pipe on the electrolyzer is generally around 3 mm in diameter, while the gas outlet pipe is usually around 5 mm in diameter; this is a standard practice. When installing them at the same time, pay attention to the method to avoid pipe deformation.
Why use TI? It’s such a waste; non-metallic materials can be used instead