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2015-09-14View Original

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I would like to ask about the corrosion rates of 316L and titanium when exposed to 20%-30% sulfuric acid at temperatures between 20-40 degrees; which material is better in this scenario. Thank you
Reply #22015-09-14
Titanium alloys offer better corrosion resistance; for oleic acid corrosion, special alloy materials generally perform better than 316L; Of course, acid temperature is key.

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