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Selection of rubber elastic joints for water pumps

2016-04-26View Original

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As the title suggests, several projects carried out by the company involve the use of rubber elastic joints, but their service life has not exceeded two years. Upon examining the damaged joints, no cracks were found inside them; instead, cracks were present on the outside. The operating temperature is 102 degrees, and the fluids involved are desulfurization wastewater, coking wastewater, as well as steam from these wastewaters. It is suspected that aging could be the cause of the damage; I wonder if anyone here can help provide an answer
Reply #22016-04-26
Aging of rubber elastic joints under light exposure
Reply #32016-04-26
I don’t think so; these flexible joints are all insulated
Reply #42016-04-26
Flexible connection between the water pump and pipes or equipment
Reply #52016-04-26
If I’m understanding correctly, is it called a pipe compensator?
Reply #62016-04-26
Could the expert explain the possible reasons?

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