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2009-10-30View Original

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Can a soft seal be used in high-pressure situations? For example, in the case of 16 MPa, is the soft seal made of polytetrafluoroethylene? Seeking advice from an expert
Reply #22009-10-30
High pressure can be handled using soft seals, as well as PTFE, PEEK, etc
Reply #32009-10-31
As long as the temperature is not high, soft-sealed versions can be used; the materials for soft seals include PTFE/reinforced PTFE, etc
Reply #42009-11-01
It is recommended to use semimetallic gaskets; it seems that non-metallic gaskets are not suitable for high pressures. Check the general guidelines for selecting petrochemical equipment or standards such as SH equipment standards, HG20592, etc.
Reply #52009-11-01
In areas with high pressure, it also depends on the application; it’s best to have a threaded connection, or to use it in places such as pressure gauges with a M20*1.5 thread for measurement.
Reply #62009-11-01
4# 020222 For natural gas systems, can a hard seal ensure zero leakage?

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