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Model: BCD-7-RF-1-2000*4.5-1.6Ⅲ; BCD-0-RF-1-2877*2837*4.5-1.0-Ⅰ ; Urgent help, thank you!
It’s not standard; the only option is to find a gasket manufacturer
It’s better to consult the manufacturer that supplied you with the heat exchanger in the first place, or else measure it yourself when the heat exchanger is disassembled
When using this heat exchanger, gaskets need to be ordered, which is why I am seeking advice.
Reply to 4# lhsb: Contact the heat exchanger manufacturer directly; they should all have the drawings on file
Did the manufacturer not provide the as-built drawings? Check the as-built drawings: if it’s a standard gasket, order it according to the standards; if it’s not a standard gasket, order it based on the drawings
This post was last edited and replied to by percy_qi on 2011-7-15 at 15:00. Reply 6# zhxng: What you say makes sense; it should be included in the as-built drawings. But from what I remember, in many places only the general plan remains.
As-built drawings are usually general plans. You can check the specifications of the flange and calculate one based on JB4719. But I don’t know the material of the gasket. The enterprise standard model Q/DJ1601 1 that we use frequently now is the BCH equipment flange.
Reply to 8# Xiaoxiaobao521: Could you upload the enterprise standard for Q/DJ1601-1 for everyone to see?
Reply to 7# percy_qi: The client party usually has a set of blueprints on file
Reply to 9# zhxng: I’ve tried to upload it, but it didn’t work. Give me your email address and I’ll send it to you! !