GRAPHTITE Reinforced Expanded Graphite Gasket Sheet |
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910-915 Data Sheet |
This product is made from expanded graphite sheet and various steel sheets such as tangled, flat or mesh. It has good thermal stability, high strength and no cold flow. |
Service Range
| Reinforcing material |
Stability under compressive stress |
Temperature°C |
Compressibility % |
Recovery % |
Gas permeability cm3/min |
Sealability Thickness 1.5mm |
Sealing constants |
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Mpa |
In oxidizing media | In non oxidizing media | Thickness 1.5mm | N2 m1/hr |
Buming oil A ml/hr |
"M" factor | "Y" stress Mpa | |||
| Tanged carbon steel sheet 0.2 - 0.25 mm |
>=48 |
-10~450 | -10~550 |
30~35 |
15~20 | <=0.8 | 30 | <0.5 | 3 | 62 |
| SS304, SS316 Tanged 0.1 - 0.127 mm |
>=48 |
-240~450 | -200~650 |
30~40 |
15~30 | <=0.8 | 60 | <0.5 | 2.5 | 28 |
| SS304, SS316 Flat sheet 0.05 - 0.1 mm |
>=45 |
-240~450 | -200~650 |
40~50 |
10~15 | <=0.4 | 35 | <0.5 | 2 | 6.2 |
| SS304, SS316 Mesh |
>=40 |
-240~450 | -200~650 |
30~35 |
15~20 | <=1.0 | 70 | <0.5 | 3 | 34.5 |
Notes
| The M factor is essentially a multiplier on pressure to increase the gasket clamping load to such an amount that the hydrostatic end force does not unseat the gasket to the point of leakage. | |
| The Y factor is the minimum seating stress associated with a particular gasket material. The Y factor is concerned only with the initial assemble of the joint |