Regarding the veneer of the stirrer flange
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Please tell me how to veneer the flange on the mixing tank? Can the flange be veneered? Under normal circumstances, the veneer needs to cover all parts that may be in contact with the medium, so does the entire flange except the outer circumferential part need to be covered? By the way, this is the flange that connects the reducer frame
The flange is ok. If it is austenite, it can be surfacing, plug welding, etc.； If it is a material that cannot be welded, such as titanium, zirconium, etc., internal bolts or composite plates can be used for welding.
This post was last edited by wanlirn on 2021-4-10 08:54 /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////For the agitation of the pressure and temperature not to be too high, I can use the flange as a nozzle. It is not as complicated as the standard picture. What’s the use of your flange? It’s too high. It’s weird. Are you a beginner? There is no design like yours.； Take a look at this mixing standard. There is a ready-made standard structure.
Flange under 6MPA. If you only calculate based on opening reinforcement, you don’t actually need to make it too thick, but if you calculate using the flange of SW6, it needs to be very thick. This is just in case, so choose a thick one.