Problems with PTFE pipe supports

2018-11-19View Original

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I want to use PTFE pipe supports for crude oil pipelines that transport fluid at room temperature. In this case, mirror-polished stainless steel is in direct contact with PTFE sheets. I couldn’t find any specific standards regarding the requirements for mirror-polished stainless steel and PTFE sheets. What considerations should be taken into account regarding the length, width, and thickness of these two materials? What are the requirements regarding material and strength? Which specification should be implemented?

Reply #22018-11-20

There is no standard at present; generally, the PTFE thickness is around 3 mm

Reply #32018-11-21

So the manufacturer decides on it themselves?

Reply #42018-11-23

See if it helps you. Installation of PTFE sliding pads.

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