Key Advantages
1. Exceptional corrosion resistance, completely eliminating perforations and leaks in heat exchangers
The surface of titanium automatically forms a dense, stable passivation film of titanium dioxide, which remains stable over the long term in seawater, chloride ions, salt spray, sulfides, dilute acids and alkalis, and recirculating water environments—preventing rust, pitting corrosion, scaling, and leaks. Compared to 316L
Stainless Steel Pipe, its service life in seawater heat exchange environments is 5–10 times longer, significantly reducing equipment downtime, maintenance, and tube replacement costs.
2. High Heat Transfer Efficiency, Low Scaling, and Long Term Stability
The inner walls are smooth, have low surface roughness, and exhibit extremely poor adhesion, making it difficult for impurities in the medium to adhere. During long-term operation, the tubes do not become clogged or accumulate scale, and the heat transfer coefficient experiences minimal decline, ensuring the heat exchanger operates efficiently year-round and delivering significant energy savings and reduced consumption.
3. Fatigue Resistance in Hot-Cold Cycles, Suitable for 24 Hour Continuous Operation
The tubing undergoes vacuum stress-relief annealing, resulting in a stable internal microstructure. It withstands long-term thermal cycling, fluid impact, and equipment vibration without deformation, cracking, or delamination, making it ideally suited for continuous industrial heat exchangers.
4. Lightweight, High-Strength, Non Magnetic, and Clean
With a density of only 4.51 g/cm³, the equipment experiences minimal load pressure; non-magnetic and free of heavy metal leaching, it does not contaminate the medium and is suitable for use in pharmaceutical, food, and high-purity fluid heat exchange systems.
5. Seamless, one-piece construction for superior pressure resistance and sealing
With no weld seams or welding defects, the tubes exhibit excellent structural uniformity. After tube expansion, they achieve a high degree of fit, minimizing the risk of weld seam leaks. Their safety under high-pressure and vacuum conditions far exceeds that of welded titanium tubes.
Applications
1. Power and Energy Industry: Seawater condensers for power plants, circulating water cooling heat exchangers, and heat exchanger tube bundles for nuclear power plants;
2. Marine and Shipbuilding Engineering: Coolers for offshore platforms, shipboard evaporators, and heat exchange coils for seawater desalination;
3. Chemical and Chlor-Alkali Industry: Acid and alkali evaporators, electroplating cooling heat exchangers, and waste heat recovery equipment;
4. Oil and Gas Industry: Oilfield cooling tube bundles, desulfurization and denitrification heat exchangers, and downhole corrosion-resistant heat exchange piping;
5. Food, Pharmaceutical, and Fine Chemicals: Clean-medium evaporators and aseptic cooling heat exchange equipment;
6. Aviation Equipment: Hydraulic oil cooling heat exchangers and small-scale heat exchange piping for aircraft.