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Titanium Screws and Chlorides

Posted on January 14, 2019 by dean

Q: I’m dealing with a moderate chloride environment but my temperature can sometimes reach 450F. I’ve tried titanium bolts but am having some corrosion issues. Is there another material I can use? A: There are several potential choices but as the temperature increases the corrosion rate and aggressive nature of … Continue reading →

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Duplex Bolt Corrosion

Posted on May 25, 2018 by dean

Q: I need some bolting to attach some surface steam piping for a power industry project. They’re using duplex bolts now but its showing some slight corrosion. Chlorides are involved and maybe some other contaminants. Ideas? A: Surface steam condensers and other power industry elements that are exposed to salts … Continue reading →

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