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WRC - BULLETIN 325

FURTHER GASKET LEAKAGE BEHAVIOR TRENDS

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Organization: WRC
Publication Date: 1 July 1987
Status: active
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Exploratory room-temperature gasket leakage tests were performed on different types of asbestos-filled spiral wound gaskets. Under investigation were the following parameters: gasket pre-wetting, gasket width, spiral winding density, load cycling, and use of water instead of nitrogen as the pressurized fluid. The results indicate that the first three parameters have only a marginal effect on gasket leakage performance. Of major significance, however, is the fact that unloading-reloading the gasket from and to some intermediate assembly stress level does not affect its behavior at a higher assembly stress. A previously introduced tightness parameter has proved useful for interpreting the data.

Document History

BULLETIN 325
July 1, 1987
FURTHER GASKET LEAKAGE BEHAVIOR TRENDS
Exploratory room-temperature gasket leakage tests were performed on different types of asbestos-filled spiral wound gaskets. Under investigation were the following parameters: gasket pre-wetting,...
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