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Marine Valves and Material Selection

06/24/2009 2:59 PM

Working on a valve application for concentrated saltwater media. Seeking recommendations on construction materials (stainless, duplex, etc.).
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06/24/2009 7:41 PM

Try this. You'll have to paste it.

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06/25/2009 3:31 AM

Can plastics be used?

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06/29/2009 2:41 AM

it depends on the chloride conc, temperature, water threatment... as a geenral rule stainless steel (316) is ok up to approx 1000 ppm Cl-... above this value you should select an higher alloyed stainless steel , duplex ...

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