
Introduction
- Brief background on stainless steel filter housings and their applications
- Overview of common stainless steel grades – 304, 316L, 316Ti
- Benefits of stainless steel construction
Stainless Steel Grade 304
- Composition and properties
- Corrosion resistance
- Most widely used grade
- Applications such as water treatment, food and beverage, etc.
Stainless Steel Grade 316L
- Composition and addition of molybdenum
- Better corrosion resistance than 304
- Used in applications with chlorides and salts
- Pharmaceutical, chemical and process industry applications
Stainless Steel Grade 316Ti
- Addition of titanium for strength and heat resistance
- Highest corrosion resistance
- Ideal for highly acidic and caustic environments
- Used in mining, chemical processing, pollution control
Choosing the Right Stainless Housing
- Consider fluid properties and environment
- Determine required pressure ratings and design standards
- Understand temperature resistance needs
- Consider weld-ability and machining needs
Recap of key points on 304, 316L and 316Ti grades. The right grade ensures optimal performance and longevity.
This outlines covers the key characteristics, corrosion resistance, applications, and selection criteria for the most common stainless steel housing grades. The article provides guidance on choosing the ideal grade for specific filtration conditions.