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Old 02-02-2008, 11:58 AM
fritz fritz is offline
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Default titanium

Can titanium hardware be used in combination with galvanized or stainless hardware?
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Old 02-02-2008, 04:20 PM
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Default Titanium

Wasn't it Roy Disney who had installed Titanium stanshions (sp-?) on Pywackit ?

I purchased some small titanium shackles to use on my ss lifelines, and they are still ok after 9 years.

I tried Monel bolts on ss fittings,,, have good success there too.

I would think the problem would be finding a source for titanium fittings,,,,, do you have a supplier in mind ?

Douglas
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Old 02-02-2008, 08:58 PM
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I was looking for a swivel to use with in my anchor rode. Suncor makes a titanium swivel and I was wondering about any possible problems with combining the titanium swivel and galvanized chain.
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Old 02-03-2008, 04:29 AM
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Default nobility of metal

This is the galvanic series of metal in a low oxygen sea water environment. The most noble is at the top (graphite). When looking at possible reactions the further the two metals are from each other, the more reactive. Notice stainless steel (316) and aluminum as an example.

Graphite
Palladium
Platinum
Gold
Silver
Titanium
Stainless steel (316 passive)
Stainless Steel (304 passive)
Silicon bronze
Stainless Steel (316 active)
Monel 400
Phosphor bronze
Admiralty brass
Cupronickel
Molybdenum
Red brass
Brass plating
Yellow brass
Naval brass 464
Uranium 8% Mo
Niobium 1% Zr
Tungsten
Stainless Steel (304 active)
Tantalum
Chromium plating
Nickel (passive)
Copper
Nickel (active)
Cast iron
Steel
Lead
Tin
Indium
Aluminum
Uranium (pure)
Cadmium
Beryllium
Zinc plating (see galvanization)
Magnesium
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