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quartz glass tube

2022-04-27View Original

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That expert knows about DN20 quartz glass tubes, and what the best way is to connect the tubes together. The prerequisite is the ability to withstand high temperatures of 550°C and pressures of 0.1–0.2 MPa; if you have any good suggestions or methods, please pay attention
Reply #22022-04-27
The joint part is made as a spherical flanged joint, which is fixed using metal clamps during connection. It can be done anywhere glasswork is done.
Reply #32022-04-27
In accordance with standards HGS07-126~127, the glass tube flange sight glass adopts a clamped design, can withstand a pressure of 0.6 MPa, and quartz glass can tolerate temperatures above 550 degrees℃
Reply #42022-05-16
Use sealant – sealant technology has now reached a highly advanced level; it’s nothing like the poor-quality versions of the past. Previously it wasn’t necessary because sealants were of poor quality; thus, mechanical mechanisms had to be used to seal non-metallic pipes. Now that better sealants are available, it’s sufficient to just use those – they can withstand high temperatures and pressures

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