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Difference between ring-connected surface sealing type and tenon-and-mortise surface sealing type

2011-03-04View Original

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Now we need to choose the type of seal surface for the tenon and mortise joint, but our pressure is not high – it’s below 2.0 MPa. Therefore, we would like to use a ring-type joint seal instead; I’m not sure if that’s possible. Please give me a reason why
Reply #22011-03-04
I believe that the ring joint seal type can be used when the pressure is not high and the toxicity of the medium is low; the tenon and mortise seal type is mainly used in situations with high pressure, where high installation precision is required, and the maintenance of octagonal steel gaskets is also quite complex.

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