【HVAC Version】Daily Question 20171208
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What are the requirements for gaskets used in assembling radiators? 1. Finished gaskets should be used for assembling radiators; the exposed portion of the gasket after assembly should not exceed 1 mm. 2. When the design does not specify any requirements, heat-resistant rubber should be used as the material for the radiator gaskets.
①Finished gaskets should be used for assembling radiators, and the exposed portion of the gasket after assembly should not exceed 1 mm. ②When no specific requirements are given in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used for the radiator gasket material.
1. For the gaskets used in radiator assembly, finished assembled gaskets should be used, with the exposed portion not exceeding 1 mm. 2. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used as the material for the radiator gaskets
For Group 1 radiator gaskets, finished gaskets should be used such that the exposed portion does not exceed 1 mm. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used as the material for these gaskets
1. For the gaskets used in radiator assembly, finished assembled gaskets should have an exposure of no more than 1 mm. 2. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used for radiator gaskets. Inspection method: visual inspection and measurement
1. Finished radiator gaskets should be used for assembly, and the exposed portion of the gasket after assembly should not exceed 1 mm. 2. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used for the radiator gasket material
1. Finished radiator gaskets should be used for assembly, and the exposed portion of the gasket after assembly should not exceed 1 mm. 2. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used for the radiator gasket material.
1. For the gaskets used in radiator assembly, finished assembled gaskets should be used, with the exposed portion not exceeding 1 mm. 2. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used as the material for the radiator gaskets
1. For assembling radiator gaskets, finished gaskets should be used, with the exposed portion not exceeding 1 mm. 2. When there are no specific requirements in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used as the material for radiator gaskets.
Finished radiator gaskets should be used for assembly; after assembly, the exposed portion of the gasket should not exceed 1 mm； When no specific requirements are given in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used for the radiator gasket material.
Answer: ① Finished radiator gaskets should be used for assembly, and the exposed portion of the gasket after assembly should not exceed 1 mm. ②When no specific requirements are given in the design, heat-resistant rubber should be used for the radiator gasket material.