Gr2 Titanium Cladding Carbon Steel plate

Applications

Titanium clad steel plate is a bimetallic material that combines a titanium corrosion-resistant layer with a carbon steel structural base, delivering both excellent corrosion resistance and high mechanical strength.

It is widely used in power plant chimney FGD (Flue Gas Desulfurization) systems, where treated flue gas contains highly corrosive components that can severely damage conventional materials.

Key Features

Excellent corrosion resistance in acidic, alkaline, and chloride environments

High strength and structural integrity from carbon steel base

Excellent fatigue resistance under cyclic loads

Good toughness and impact resistance

Effective vibration and noise damping performance

Long service life in harsh industrial conditions

Material Options

Cladding Layer: Titanium (Gr1, Gr2), Stainless Steel

Base Material: Carbon steel or other structural steels

Specifications

Standard: ASTM B898

Surface Treatment: Polished

Certification: ISO 9001:2015, TUV, BV, SGS

Applications

Power Plant FGD Systems

Used in chimney inner liners and flue gas systems, where desulfurized gas creates highly corrosive conditions.

Chemical Equipment

Applied in reactors, storage tanks, and process equipment handling aggressive chemicals such as acids and chlorides.

Power Generation Equipment

Widely used in condenser tube sheets and related components in thermal power plants.

Water & Wastewater Treatment

Used in bleaching tanks and sodium hypochlorite treatment systems requiring strong corrosion resistance.

Marine Engineering

Ideal for offshore structures, coastal infrastructure, and floating systems, offering excellent seawater corrosion resistance and environmental safety.

Advantages

Combines corrosion resistance of titanium with strength of steel

Reduces material cost compared to solid titanium

Reliable long-term performance in aggressive environments

Suitable for large-scale industrial and structural applications

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