Sealing Brine at 80¦C (176¦F)
Sealing Brine at 80¦C (176¦F)
(OP)
Hello there Group
Im looking for advice, suggestions, URLs on material of contruction selection for a pump and mechanical seal which will see Brine (25% w/w) at 80°C (176°F)
I have a rule of thumb in my head that says >30°C (86°F) on seawater then Titanium is used. However, I dont know where I got this 'rule' from so I am looking at this from scratch.
Also, at temperatures such as this for Brine, would there need to be consideration to sacrificial anodes...somehow?
Some references and URLs where I could improve my understanding would be great
Thanks in advance
M
Im looking for advice, suggestions, URLs on material of contruction selection for a pump and mechanical seal which will see Brine (25% w/w) at 80°C (176°F)
I have a rule of thumb in my head that says >30°C (86°F) on seawater then Titanium is used. However, I dont know where I got this 'rule' from so I am looking at this from scratch.
Also, at temperatures such as this for Brine, would there need to be consideration to sacrificial anodes...somehow?
Some references and URLs where I could improve my understanding would be great
Thanks in advance
M
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Milkboy





RE: Sealing Brine at 80¦C (176¦F)
RE: Sealing Brine at 80¦C (176¦F)
RE: Sealing Brine at 80¦C (176¦F)
www.nickelinstitute.org
Under 'Nickel and its Uses' go to technical literature and type 'brine' in the search.
Most of the literature is available as free pdf files. You may have to register but it is free or used to be
RE: Sealing Brine at 80¦C (176¦F)
I don't know how you mitigate that.
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA