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sukumar
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Gaskets for liquid sulfur?

07/30/2009 2:57 PM

What type of gaskets are normally used for a liquid sulfur plant?
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Re: Gaskets for liquid sulfur?

07/30/2009 11:21 PM

Is this a trivia question?

Liquid sulphur is extremely dangerous!

Gasket selection must be made by the responsible party on the job, if you have one.
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Re: Gaskets for liquid sulfur?

07/31/2009 5:02 AM

Sure, Teflon. Internal Teflon coating for all the system, including pipe,flanges and associate vessels. Before the fit up check all the internal coating (broom,sweep) with Spy Holly to ensure the surface integrity.
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Re: Gaskets for liquid sulfur?

08/03/2009 4:01 AM

It depends upon the temperatures and pressures, which haven't been stated.

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Re: Gaskets for liquid sulfur?

08/03/2009 7:46 AM

Right, but he wrote normally used
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