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Commercially pure (C.P.) titanium and titanium alloys offer excellent resistant to many commonly encountered corrosive media. However, these materials are currently in very limited supply. Thus, designers are being forced to consider alternate corrosion resistant materials.

Nickel-chromium-molybdenum corrosion-resistant alloys such as INCONEL alloys C-276, 22, 686, INCOLOY alloy 25-6MO, 27-7MO, Allegheny Ludlum AL6XN, Krupp VDM alloys 31 and 59, Haynes Hastelloy C-2000 are excellent candidates for this purpose.

 

%Ni-%Mo

Cost Ratio

PREN

CPT

(ASTM G48C)

CCT

(ASTM G48D)

CPT

(Green Death)

CCT

(Green Death)

INCOLOY

25-6MO

25-6

1

35.8

70℃

35℃

60℃

45℃

AL 6XN

24-6

1

36.4

70-75℃

35℃

65℃

50℃

VDM 31

31-6

1.4

42.6

75℃

45℃

55℃

50℃

INCOLOY

27-7MO

27-7

1.1

43.0

>85℃

50℃

80℃

65℃

INCONEL

C-276

57-16

2.0

45.2

>85℃

50℃

>Boiling

90℃

HASTELLOY

C-2000

57-16

2.3

47.0

>85℃

110℃

<125℃

INCONEL

22

58-13

2.1

46.5

>85℃

75℃

>120℃

120℃

VDM 59

59-16

2.3

47.0

>85℃

130℃

INCONEL

686

57-16

2.3

50.8

>85℃

>85℃

>135℃

135℃

PREN = %Cr + 1.5(%Mo + %W) + 30(%N)