Incoloy 825 Needle Valve
- The fields of manufacturing and marketing are increasing as people reach new heights. Industries are in a state of constant development and growth, which necessitates the use of specific materials to boost output. Incoloy 825 valves are one of the most important products used in industry. Valves used mostly in the chemical industry have good robustness at temperatures ranging from cryogenic to 400° Celsius.
Incoloy 825 Needle Valve Characteristics
- Resistance to reducing and oxidizing acids is outstanding.
- Good stress-corrosion cracked resistance.
- Resistance to localized assaults such as pitting and crevice corrosion is satisfactory.
- Sulfuric and phosphoric acid resistance is excellent.
- Both rooms have good mechanical properties and can resist temperatures of up to 1000°F.
- Permission to use pressure vessels with walls up to 800°F
- Seawater resistance.
- Environmentally resistant to oxidizing and reducing conditions.
- Sulphuric and phosphoric acid corrosion resistance is excellent.
Incoloy 825 Needle Valve Applications
Because of its outstanding corrosion-resistant qualities, the Incoloy Alloy 825 Needle Valve is used in a variety of industries. Chemical processing, pollution control, oil and gas recovery, acid manufacturing, pickling operations, nuclear fuel reprocessing, and the handling of radioactive wastes are only a few examples.
It is used in the mining industry in the screening wires that are used to size mineral particles. Because of its resistance to sulphuric and phosphoric acids, it is frequently used in oil and gas well pipes.
It is widely utilized in the oil and gas extraction business, where materials are exposed to severely corrosive media and high temperatures. Incoloy alloy 825 can be utilized in the processing equipment for liquefied natural gas production as well as the separation of extracted fluids, in addition to the extraction facilities themselves.
Other tough situations in which this alloy shines include sulfur-containing flue gases, sour gas, and seawater, all of which bring different corrosive concerns.
