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Convex-concave flange problem

2012-07-02View Original

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How are corrugated flanges connected? For a pair, is one convex and the other concave? How is a concave surface represented? F or MF? I’m a bit confused about this question. Seeking advice
Reply #22012-07-02
It should be convex (M), concave (FM).
Reply #32012-07-02
Concave — FM, Convex — M
Reply #42012-07-02
http://www.sgshv.com/images/fl302.jpg Convex and concave surfaces must be used in pairs; a convex flange and a concave flange can be used together, but it’s not necessary for both to be flanges. It’s also possible to use a valve with a concave flange in combination with a convex flange piece
Reply #52012-07-02
It must be noted that X should be smaller than Y, and f2 should be larger than f3; only in this way can the convex sealing surface fit into the concave recess, ensuring a leak-free seal

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