How to deal with leakage in equipment housings made of carbon steel lined with rubber
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This post was last edited by whr73229880 on 2015-6-9 11:18. How should leaks in the housings of equipment with rubber linings made of carbon steel be dealt with?
This indicates that the rubber lining has cracked; the lining needs to be repaired, and before carrying out the repair, the shell must be weld repaired to seal any leaks. Performing local lining
If there is a leak at the lining area, the damaged part of the lining must be removed to check whether the cylinder is damaged. The area connected to the lining needs to be treated first, before the lining can be replaced. If leaks at the lining occur frequently in certain areas, then another repair method should be used for repairs. If there is a need, we are happy to assist you.
Lined with rubber is not a good option as it tends to break easily. One could consider using PTFE lining, but its cost is much higher than that of rubber lining; it depends on whether the company in question has the resources to afford it. Hehe, however, PTFE lining offers a longer service life
To be more specific, the plan for the 4th floor seems pretty good!