What kind of T-shaped groove sealing surface are you referring to? ?

2011-07-26View Original

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This post was last edited by feng_200108047 on 2011-8-5 at 15:49. As the title suggests, the person on site told me that the sealing surface has a T-shaped groove; is this a ring joint (RJ) or a tenon-groove joint (TG)? I hope everyone can help answer this. .

Reply #22011-08-04

I assume the T-shaped sealing surface refers to the T shape on the TG surface, that is, the tenon surface within the tenon-and-mortise surface.

Reply #32011-08-05

The trapezoidal groove is usually referred to as RJ, while the tenon groove is called TG

Reply #42011-08-05

Well, I suggest you take a look at HG20593-20635-2009 first; it contains diagrams of various sealing surfaces

Reply #52011-08-05

The trapezoidal groove is the RJ ring connection surface.

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