What's the Difference? AL-6XN™ Vs. C-22
Source: CSI
By Yogini Dhopade, CSI
High temperatures, low pH, and aggressive chemicals call for a material that exhibits the high corrosion resistance that traditional stainless steel alloys fail to attain.
There are many alloys available to address the corrosion issues; but what makes super-austenitic stainless steel alloy AL-6XN™ and nickel alloy C-22 the favorite materials for highly corrosive environments? Are the properties more attractive, or is the availability of the material in the required forms more desirable? Is one better than the other?
High temperatures, low pH, and aggressive chemicals call for a material that exhibits the high corrosion resistance that traditional stainless steel alloys fail to attain.
There are many alloys available to address the corrosion issues; but what makes super-austenitic stainless steel alloy AL-6XN™ and nickel alloy C-22 the favorite materials for highly corrosive environments? Are the properties more attractive, or is the availability of the material in the required forms more desirable? Is one better than the other?
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