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I have a stainless steel valve here whose body has cracks! Pressure: 0.6 MPa, medium: water, temperature: room temperature. The valve body is still leaking slightly, and it cannot be shut off. Question: What adhesive should be used? Please specify the brand and model~ Thanks!
No adhesive is needed; welding can be used instead.
Boss! If I could weld, why would I come here? Have you done it before? I don’t think any of the options above are reliable~~~~~~~~~~~
Switch the process, change the valve. Remove the valve before welding. If nothing else works, patching under pressure is a temporary solution.
There is a specialized epoxy underwater adhesive that can be found by searching online.
Remove it, repair it properly, or redo it
Reactive adhesives should be used; there are many types available imported......
To be honest~~ it’s ridiculous if such a reply can still get points! Maybe I was a bit harsh; if you take another look at the responses, you might agree with me – none of them can solve actual problems; they’re all like leaders! It’s still positive. I just want to say that those who work with equipment have gained their skills through hands-on experience on the job; they only know how to spout some meaningless nonsense that is technically correct but utterly useless. On the contrary, such behavior only ends up fostering people who are unable to get things done effectively. I hope that all of us at Haiyou can be more down-to-earth and not too casual – real problems on the job require people who are willing to work hard. I’m sorry to those who answered the questions~
Among the Mete Iron products distributed by Dalian Mete Iron Technology Co., Ltd., there are those that can be used while submerged in water, along with on-site repair services. Contact number: 0411-66661001
I’m stunned. Use sealant instead. Let me recommend a company; although it’s really terrible, they still rejected someone like me with my skills. The products, on the other hand, are quite good – Fushilan’s products are excellent