Clad pressure vessels: when clad construction makes more sense than solid alloy
A corrosive process may require titanium, a nickel alloy or a high-molybdenum stainless steel at the wetted surface. That requirement applies to the surface the process touches. It does not automatically apply to the full thickness of the pressure boundary behind it. Clad construction separates those two jobs. A…
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