Material Comparison
Titanium (Ti)
- Chloride ion: Excellent
- Strong acid: General (needs oxidizer)
- Density: Low (4.5 g/cm3)
- Cost: High
- For seawater, wet chlorine
Nickel Alloys
- Chloride ion: General
- Strong acid: Excellent (Hastelloy)
- Density: High (8.9 g/cm3)
- Cost: Very high
- For HCl, H2SO4, HF
Zirconium (Zr)
- Chloride ion: Good
- Strong acid: Excellent
- Density: Medium (6.5 g/cm3)
- Cost: Extremely high
- For nuclear, reducing acid
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| Size Range | DN15 - DN600 (1/2" - 24") |
| Pressure Class | 150LB - 1500LB (PN10 - PN260) |
| Temperature Range | -196°C to +400°C |
| Titanium Body | TA2/Gr.2, TA10/Gr.12 |
| Nickel Alloy Body | Hastelloy C276/B2, Monel 400/K500 |
| Zirconium Body | Zr702/R60702 |
| End Connections | Flanged (RF/RTJ), Butt Weld |
| Design Standards | ASME B16.34, API 600/602 |
Industry Applications
- Seawater Desalination: Seawater, brine — Titanium, duplex steel valves
- Chlor-Alkali: Chlorine, HCl, caustic — Titanium, Hastelloy valves
- Hydrometallurgy: Acid leach solution — Hastelloy, zirconium valves
- Nuclear: Nuclear coolant — Zirconium, titanium valves
- Semiconductor: High purity chemicals — High purity titanium valves
- Pharmaceutical: Strong acid/alkali reactions — Hastelloy valves
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