Heat exchanger corrosion

2011-11-11View Original

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I need technical information on plate heat exchangers, with a focus on corrosion resistance, particularly against chloride ions. :'(

Reply #22011-11-11

Dual-phase steel can be used; for better performance, titanium or 254SMO and similar materials are preferable. If resistance to seawater is required, materials such as 00Cr16Ni6Mo3Cu1N, 00Cr26Ni6Mo4CuTiAl, and Yus270 can be used!

Reply #32011-11-11

Reply to 1# jnwf666: Choose 600 alloy for resistance to chloride corrosion

Reply #42011-11-11

Titanium exhibits excellent corrosion resistance to chloride ions, far superior to that of stainless steel, making it particularly suitable for the halal industry

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