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How many places still need asbestos pads?

2017-08-31View Original

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It is said that due to the carcinogenic nature of asbestos materials, and also because there are many new types of gaskets with superior performance, asbestos gaskets are rarely used these days. I recently saw recommendations again for using asbestos gaskets in design work, and I was wondering: how many places are there where asbestos gaskets are still necessary?
Reply #22017-08-31
Yes, we have heat exchangers in our plant area, and the manholes of the distillation towers are useful
Reply #32017-08-31
In some chemical pipeline systems, stone pads are still widely used for medium and low-pressure media.
Reply #42017-08-31
Asbestos gaskets can be used for medium and low pressure, non-toxic media
Reply #52017-09-03
Generally, cotton gaskets can be used for the manhole flanges of equipment operating at atmospheric pressure or for the flanges on large-diameter low-pressure gas pipelines, but PTFE tape is usually applied as well. Due to their poor durability and being disposable – requiring replacement whenever they are disassembled – metal wound gaskets are now generally used.
Reply #62018-01-12
Generally, cotton gaskets can be used for the manhole flanges of equipment operating at atmospheric pressure or for the flanges on large-diameter low-pressure gas pipelines, but PTFE tape is usually applied as well. Due to their poor durability and being disposable – requiring replacement whenever they are disassembled – metal wound gaskets are now generally used.
Reply #72018-01-13
It might be some irregular designs, as well as amateurs who are still trying to deceive people

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