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316L isn't resisting sea water. Will 317L?
July 28, 2008
I am using ss 316 L pipes for sea water application which is at
eleveted temp of 40 degree. I face lot of problem of pipe puncture,
whether ss 317L will slove this problem?
Salienty of sea water is more than 20000 ppm, chloride contain is
also more. Kindly suggest whether ss317L can give corrosion
resistance properties
Girish Bidikar
reliance energy ltd - Dahanu, Maharashtra & India
First of two simultaneous responses -- July 31, 2008
The best that 317L will do, is to take a little longer before it
fails the same way that 316L fails.
You need to use 2205 stainless for such an application.
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Bill Reynolds
consultant metallurgist
Ballarat, Victoria, Australia
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Second of two simultaneous responses -- August 1, 2008
There is a new Duplex Steel called YST 130N by Yokota. It has much
higher chromium content of about 26% than regular S.S 316L which
should take care of your problem. This steel is made specifically for
uses like yours.
Kiran Patel
- Mumbai, INDIA


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