Compression rate of basic metal-graphite wound gaskets

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The compression-rebound curve of the basic type (Type A) flexible graphite metal wound gasket is shown in the figure, with a maximum compression load of 70 MPa. However, the standards specify the use of inner and outer rings, with a compression ratio requirement of 18%-30%. So what is the standard compression rate for standard metal-graphite gaskets? What should the maximum load be?

Reply #22019-06-18

The last sentence is asking about the basic type, that is, type A, not the standard type

Reply #32019-06-18

I don’t know how to solve it, but there should be relevant requirements in the gasket manufacturing standards

Reply #42019-06-20

Are there any standards regarding the compression performance of basic gaskets?

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