Can a slightly damaged octagonal gasket made of 316L material with a DN1000 size be repaired?
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Can a slightly damaged octagonal gasket made of 316L material with a DN1000 size be repaired? Is there a similar process?
It doesn’t seem to work. Can’t we get a new one?
It’s possible too, but it’s relatively expensive; P, let’s see if there’s any way
Find a way to maintain the sealing performance; if that’s not possible, then it’s necessary to replace it with a new one
It’s not sure whether it can be used after precision machining following surfacing
No overall deformation after local surfacing? ?
Submerge the unwelded parts in cold water and perform welding with a low current.
It’s a standard component; if it breaks, it’s replaced – no one wants to repair it
No, and given how large this gasket is, a seal line inspection should be carried out
Hello, what is the basis for the seal line inspection? Are there specialized companies for this? Or are the equipment staff responsible for conducting inspections according to certain regulations? Thank you