Issues with the groove width of the segmented partition and the gaskets
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According to the corrigendum of GB151, the width of the split diaphragm groove is 2 mm larger than that of the split diaphragm. 1. So how is the width of the split gasket determined? Should it be the width of the partition for score acquisition, or 1 mm larger, or 2 mm larger? 2. The width of the split gasket used for heat exchangers is 10 mm. Is this the width that everyone uses? Or, according to the reference standard, it can be smaller than 10mm, with a separate drawing provided?
Reply to 1# spirit_hghc: 1. The width of the gasket should generally be ≥ the thickness of the partition, but less than the width of the partition groove. 2. A separate drawing can be prepared~
It is generally equal to the width of the partition, which facilitates installation.
Are there any standards I can refer to for gasket width?
For easier installation, we chose a specification that is 1 mm narrower than the slot width