Today, while disassembling a Flange Diaphragm Body from Rosemount, I encountered an interesting issue
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Regarding the sealing surface in the image, how is this diaphragm attached to the diaphragm substrate?
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I can’t see the picture. I can no longer share happiness with you.
How does the sealing surface of its flange pressure diaphragm adhere so tightly to the base material?
Those who have used foreign pressure transducers know this; including diaphragm pressure transducers. I also want to know how to attach such diaphragms – domestically, it just isn’t done well enough and the products aren’t reliable
I know, but I can’t see your picture
Watch videos online of Germans making non-stick pans, and you’ll understand. That pot also has several layers; it’s even better than this one
Hehe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;P .
Wow, you’re here with a in-depth analysis of Rosemount’s products, along with samples from Rosemount. If Fan Dawei knew he could learn in this way from you, how happy he would be!
It’s the sealing surface of this gasket – how does it fit so tightly?