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Titanium & Titanium Alloy
The most distinct property of Titanium is its outstanding resistance to corrosion, especially highly resistant to acids, aqua regia and moist chlorine in water.
Industrial Processes Applications:
Titanium excels in many industrial processes. The following are some of the environments which Titanium is fully resistant.
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• Aluminum
Chloride
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• Acetic Acid
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• Acetic
Anhydride
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• Ammonium
Hydroxide
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• Barium
Chloride
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• Calcium
Chloride
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• Calcium
Hypochlorite
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• Carbolic
Acid
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• Carbolic
Acid C.P.
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• Carbon
Tetrachloride
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• Chloroacetic
Acid
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• Chromic
Acid
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• Chromic
Acid C. P.
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• Citric Acid
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• Copper
Sulfate
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• Cupric
Chloride
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• Ferric
Chloride
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• Hydrogen
Peroxide
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• Lactic Acid
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• Magnesium
Chloride
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• Manganese
Chloride
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• Mercuric
Chloride
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• Nickel
Chloride
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• Nitric Acid
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• Oleic Acid
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• Phosphoric
Acid
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• Potassium
Chloride
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• Sodium
Chlorate
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• Sodium
Chloride
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• Sodium
Nitrate
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• Sodium
Phosphate
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• Stannic
Chloride
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• Stearic
Acid
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• Sulfur
Dioxide
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• Tannic Acid
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• Tartaric
Acid
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• Trichloroacetic
Acid
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• Zinc
Chloride
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Valve Applications
Titanium alloy valves serve many different applications in these industries:
• Chemical
• Petrochemical
• Oil & Gas
• Pharmaceutical
• Geothermal
• Sea Water
• Desalination
• LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas)
• Solar Power
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