Tower-type equipment is generally made of titanium; what are its corrosion-resistant properties?

2015-08-03View Original

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Tower-type equipment is generally made of titanium; what are its corrosion-resistant properties?

Reply #22015-08-03

Titanium is a good choice for high-chlorine systems!

Reply #32015-08-03

Titanium is generally used, right? Few towers are made of titanium due to its high cost.

Reply #42015-08-04

Titanium is a metal with a strong tendency to form a passive layer; it can rapidly develop a stable oxide protective film in air as well as in oxidizing or neutral aqueous solutions. Even if this film is damaged for some reason, it can recover automatically quite quickly. Therefore, titanium exhibits excellent corrosion resistance in oxidative and neutral media. The cost of titanium is indeed high; if the temperature conditions are suitable, a tower with a lining could be considered

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