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Use of zirconium in methanol

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materialsunshine

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Jul 8, 2005
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Does anyone know if there will be problems related to the use zirkonium in a valve. The valve will normally handle seawater, but the media can occationally, for short periods, be pure methanol. The temperature is about 60C.

 
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Zirconium seems like an awful expensive choice for methanol, why not high-moly stainless steels or non-metallics ?
 
Thank you for the help. The material is choisen because there is NO toleranse for corrosion for this part. The media is not normally methanol, but a mix of produced water and reservoir gasses. At this temperature, this inviroment is devastating for many materials. But I will check up the suggested materials,joeswoes, and see if they can "do the job".
 
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