Seeking help with a tower tray gasket

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I’m currently installing a distillation column for experimental use; it has a diameter of 38, is connected using flanges, and has trays inside. The operating temperature is 350 degrees and the pressure is 3 MP. Does anyone know what kind of gasket would be suitable? It should be able to seal and resist high temperatures; currently, stainless steel graphite wound gaskets are being used, but they don’t work well

Reply #22008-01-22

Which indicators do you mean by the effects?

Reply #32008-01-22

I don’t know what type the sealing surface of the connection flange is? You can try a “graphite-reinforced composite gasket”; it should solve the problem.

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