Regarding gaskets

2015-11-13View Original

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For a container designed for 1.5 Ma at 1.4 MPA using acetic acid as the medium and at a temperature of 130 degrees, what type of gasket would be suitable?

Reply #22015-11-13

Check the standards: HGT20606/HGT20607/HGT20609; choose one based on your own situation

Reply #32015-11-13

Graphite, winding, PTFE – all are available

Reply #42015-11-13

Can silicone rubber be used? Is the maximum temperature for polytetrafluoroethylene 100 degrees according to container standards? ?

Reply #52015-12-04

1.4MPA, acetic acid, 130°C; if the diameter of the gasket is not large, it is more cost-effective to use modified PTFE gaskets or asbestos-free compressed fibers. If the diameter is large, it is recommended to choose metal wound gaskets made of polytetrafluoroethylene, graphite, or asbestos-free compressed fibers. I look forward to further discussing this with you.

Reply #62015-12-05

Filled modified PTFE gaskets can be used at 200 degrees

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