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Reasons for the rupture of the inflation cone

2009-07-30View Original

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A large piece of our factory’s inflation cone once broke off! What is the reason, and how should it be solved! I would appreciate your advice, friends. Thank you!
Reply #22009-07-30
Could oil carried by the high-pressure nitrogen cause the inflation cone to become clogged, leading to an increase in pressure difference that then tears it apart?
Reply #32009-07-30
1: Unstable operation 2: Nitrogen contamination 3: Large fluctuations in nitrogen pressure 4: Quality and installation issues
Reply #42009-07-30
1. The nitrogen pipeline network was not purged properly. 2. The nitrogen contained oil or water. 3. Pressurization was carried out too quickly. 4. The switching logic from flow control to pressure difference control was not activated
Reply #52009-07-30
Reasons for damage to the inflation cone: 1. Too fast stamping speed. 2、There is an issue with the material used for the inflation cone. 3. The nitrogen pressure fluctuates greatly.
Reply #62009-08-06
People have been discussing the issue of cracked inflation cones, but no manufacturer has taken steps to address it – why is that? 1. Nitrogen containing oil is an issue that can be resolved very easily; after installing the appropriate equipment, the oil content in nitrogen drops to 0.001PPm. 2. Regarding the material issue, the material should be changed to metal composite sintered material! Contact: swdkl@126.com Phone: 13937319612
Reply #72009-08-06
Reasons for damage to the inflation cone: 1. Too fast stamping speed; 2、There is an issue with the material used for the inflation cone ; 3. Large fluctuations in nitrogen pressure ; 4. Quality issues ; 5. There is a problem with the operation.
Reply #82009-08-17
It is mainly due to too fast stamping, resulting in an excessive pressure difference between the N2 pressure and the container, which causes the sintered metal to crack due to the high pressure difference
Reply #92013-01-16
The issue of pressure difference inside and outside the inflation cone is mainly an operational problem; fluctuations in nitrogen pressure can also lead to overpressure. For example, when the nitrogen system is shut down, the pressure in the pipeline network drops; since no pressure reduction is carried out inside the inflation cone, a large pressure difference between the inside and outside of the inflation cone occurs, leading to its rupture
Reply #102013-01-23
Reasons for the damage to the inflation cone: 1. Too fast stamping speed, resulting in excessive pressure difference. 2. Issues with the material used for the inflation cone. 3. Interruption of nitrogen supply, leading to backpressure and subsequent rupture of the inflation cone. 4. Quality problems;

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