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swetha
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Gaskets Used in Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Industries

12/10/2018 3:39 AM

Preferred Gaskets for the following services 1. SO2 (High Operating temperature -400 °C) 2. SO2 (Low Operating temperature -80 °C) 3. Liquid Sulfur (100-135 °C temperature) 4. Sulphuric Acid (75-100 °C) 5. High Pressure Steam (Superheated 37 Barg & 370-380 °C)
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12/10/2018 4:07 AM

Do you want to post the rest of your homework paper?

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Re: Gaskets used in sulfuric acid manufacturing industries

12/10/2018 5:18 AM

The preference can be determined by using the piping standards documentation applicable to the facility where the installation is, or is due to take place.

The compatibility between the fluids and the gasket materials can be ascertained by using any number of corrosion compatibility charts, of which here is one (not an endorsement - other corrosion compatibility databases are available).

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12/10/2018 7:01 PM

There is no such thing as -400ºC.

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Re: Gaskets Used in Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Industries

01/16/2019 10:50 AM

swetha ....

There is no sense in using niceties such as "please" "thank you" or "could you help me".

Always just make rude demands of others and expect that they will be eternally grateful for the opportunity to meet your demands ...

Your welcome .....
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Re: Gaskets Used in Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Industries

01/17/2019 9:36 AM

2nd hit on google:

http://www.sulphuric-acid.com/techmanual/materials/materials_gaskets.htm
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