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The internal components of the equipment are supported, in the form of perforated plate filters; is it better to use rubber-lined steel or PO-lined steel?

2018-09-21View Original

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The internal components of the equipment are supported, in the form of perforated plate filters; is it better to use rubber-lined steel or PO-lined steel? Which is better for lining – steel-lined PO or steel-lined rubber? In environments with frequent temperature fluctuations of liquids (60°C) and acidic or alkaline conditions, is it likely that the rubber lining will expand and contract due to heat, causing it to peel off? Can’t PO lining be used at the right-angle turns of internal components such as supports and perforated plates? Is it because the stiffness is relatively high when using PO as a liner? ?
Reply #22018-09-21
Your question about the manufacturing process is useless; just call the equipment manufacturer and ask them

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