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Can welding be done on equipment lined with rubber or plastic? ? ?

2017-01-13 View Original

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Can welding be performed on equipment that has been lined with rubber or plastic? ? ? For example, in the case of welding pipe supports and insulation pins, what methods exist for carrying out such welding? For instance, could a thick welding plate be welded to the equipment before applying the rubber lining, and then, after the lining is in place, could the pipe supports and insulation pins be welded to that welding plate? ?
Reply #2 2017-01-13
Equipment with a rubber or plastic lining cannot be welded, as this will damage the lining; For those that require welding, it should be welded before lining
Reply #3 2017-01-13
Under no circumstances should welding be done~~ Whoever does it will bear the responsibility
Reply #4 2017-01-13
It cannot be welded after being lined with rubber or plastic, as the high temperatures generated during welding can damage the lining; Equipment or pipes that require welding should be welded before lining. :):):):):):):)
Reply #5 2017-01-13
It cannot be welded; in mild cases, the lining will bulge, and in severe cases, the entire lining will be destroyed
Reply #6 2017-01-14
What a question! Of course not!
Reply #7 2017-01-14
It cannot be welded after being lined with rubber or plastic, as the high temperatures generated during welding can damage the lining; For equipment or pipes that require welding, the pre-welded parts should be welded together before lining, or the components that need to be welded should be welded directly.
Reply #8 2017-01-14
Equipment with a rubber or plastic lining cannot be welded, as this will damage the lining; For those that require welding, it should be welded before lining

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