Titanium or Hastelloy
Titanium or Hastelloy
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Hi,
I have been asked to replace an existing carbon steel sea water cooling line with a Titanium one. It is 200mm nb. Fitings and elbows in Titanium are impossible to procure. Hastelloy is more readily available. Does anybody have any thoughts on Hastelloy or maybe 316l Stainless as an alternative to Titanium? This is on UK Nuclear power station
Thanks for your time
I have been asked to replace an existing carbon steel sea water cooling line with a Titanium one. It is 200mm nb. Fitings and elbows in Titanium are impossible to procure. Hastelloy is more readily available. Does anybody have any thoughts on Hastelloy or maybe 316l Stainless as an alternative to Titanium? This is on UK Nuclear power station
Thanks for your time





RE: Titanium or Hastelloy
RE: Titanium or Hastelloy
RE: Titanium or Hastelloy
RE: Titanium or Hastelloy
I may be a little late to this thread, but there are a number of power plants in the USA that have used AL AL6XN or coated/cement lined carbon steel etc befor they went to the expense of titanium.
Have you considered posting your question in the "Saltwater Corrosion Engineering Forum" ???
Or have you already found a solution ?
-MJC
RE: Titanium or Hastelloy
RE: Titanium or Hastelloy