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Metal seal works on worn and damaged flanges


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2007
Tongue
English
Weight
102 KB
Volume
2007
Category
Article
ISSN
1350-4789

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✦ Synopsis


Metal seal works on worn and damaged flanges

A deformable structure seal that does not require the re-machining of damaged and worn flanges has been introduced by Garlock Sealing Technologies.

The Helicoflex range of Omicron seals work on the principle of plastic deformation, the outer material of the seal is more ductile than the flange face material. The seal outer material encloses a close wound, oval shaped helical spring. This internal spring resists compression and causes the outer sealing material to deform and permanently contact the flange sealing surfaces.

Dependent on the process these seals are available in a range of jacket materials including aluminium, mild steel, nickel and stainless steel. When specified as original equipment the mechanical and material properties of the seal can help protect flange faces from wear, resist corrosion, radiation and extremes of temperature. They are specified for operating temperatures in the range -269ΒΊC to 750ΒΊC and pressure up to 1000bar for liquids. A gas leak rate of less than 10 -8 Atm cc/sec. is achievable. Potential applications include process lines, boilers, reforming pipes, corrosive gases, nuclear and the petrochemical industry. The seals are available in standard ISO PN and Flange Classes with sizes up to 692mm in stock and larger diameters available on request.


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