Is it reliable to use graphite self-adhesive tape for biconical seals?

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For the double-cone seal of the large cover of the ammonia synthesis tower with a diameter of 2000, the original design used aluminum gaskets; is it reliable to use 0.5 mm flexible graphite self-adhesive tape instead? Is graphite self-adhesive tape used on double-cone seals?

Reply #22015-10-24

I’ve really never encountered this before, but is the pressure in your tower high? If it is, there could be risks; the compressive strength of graphite self-adhesive tape might not be sufficient, so could leaks occur due to the high pressure?

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