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For the operating conditions of wash towers, characterized by normal temperature and low pressure, how do you choose the flange sealing surface?

2017-05-03View Original

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I’ve just started working with this area, and I noticed that all the components are made of FF material. For instruments that are frequently exposed to acids and bases, doesn’t using FF material increase the risk of leaks?
Reply #22017-05-03
The leakage issue is related to temperature and pressure; even on the FF side, it is possible to achieve a very high nominal pressure. Take a look at what the nominal pressure of the FF face flange is What is your actual operating pressure?
Reply #32017-05-04
3 bars to 6 bars – it’s indeed very small; that’s okay, right?
Reply #42017-05-10
In terms of sealing surfaces, the FF surface indeed has the worst sealing performance; it’s advisable to use an RF surface if possible. However, since the pressure in your case is relatively low, it’s acceptable.
Reply #52017-05-11
The key is to prevent the surface from being corroded and to choose the right material. The other flange surfaces also leak due to corrosion

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