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In seawater, which is more durable, 317L or 316LN?

2016-03-11View Original

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This post was last edited by DADI880 on 2016-3-12 08:45. In seawater, which is more durable, 317L or 316LN? Which one is more expensive? Thank you, everyone
Reply #22016-03-12
Didn’t find 317l? ? ? Isn’t 317L an austenitic stainless steel? Q
Reply #32016-03-12
Thank you. It’s also ordinary austenitic stainless steel, one grade higher than 316L
Reply #42016-03-12
Learned it:, handshake
Reply #52016-03-12
317 will be a bit better. But it’s not that much of a difference either
Reply #62016-03-14
Titanium is the best material to use in seawater; most of the materials used in seawater desalination projects are titanium, as it has excellent corrosion resistance
Reply #72016-03-15
The price isn’t extremely high either; it’s basically one of the materials with the best cost-performance ratio
Reply #82016-03-18
There are many materials used for seawater these days! The difference between the two is not significant, but titanium offers better results than either of them!

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