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Metal and wet chlorine gas

Metal and wet chlorine gas

Metal and wet chlorine gas

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Any ideas what materials (metal or coatings for metals)can hold up to wet chlorine gas for long periods of time? We have a custmer that needs a sensor that can hold up in that environment. The units he is currently using are not do the job.

Thanks

RE: Metal and wet chlorine gas

What is he using now?
What is his system built from?

The traditional solution would be a Ni-Cr-Mo alloy (C-22, 59, 686 or similar).

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Corrosion, every where, all the time.
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RE: Metal and wet chlorine gas

Titanium also works in wet chlorine gas environment

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