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Mechanism and Countermeasures of Sheet Gasket-Specific "Penetration Leakage" [Technical Explanation]

Mechanism and Countermeasures of Sheet Gasket-Specific "Penetration Leakage" [Technical Explanation]

An explanation of the often-overlooked mechanism of "permeation leakage" and why thick gaskets can lead to leaks, along with the physical reasons behind it!

Have you ever been troubled by such inexplicable minor leaks at the piping site? It may not be "interface leakage" that leaks from the gap between the gasket and the flange, but rather "permeation leakage," which leaks through the material of the gasket itself. In particular, when using "sheet gaskets" such as joint sheets, the risk of this permeation leakage is always present. The most effective countermeasure for this is to "make the gasket thinner." In this article, we will explain the often-overlooked mechanism of "permeation leakage" and the physical reasons why thick gaskets can lead to leaks. *For more detailed information, you can view the related links. For further details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.*

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The Important Relationship Between "Familiarity" and "Thickness" [Technical Explanation]

The Important Relationship Between "Familiarity" and "Thickness" [Technical Explanation]

Leaks from the flange gap! Causes and countermeasures for "face leakage."

"Even after tightening, it keeps dripping from the gap between the flange and the gasket." "When I reused old piping, even though I put in a new packing, it won't stop." "There is rust and scratches on the flange surface, but there is no budget for replacement." The most frequently encountered trouble in piping maintenance is "Interface Leakage." Unlike "permeation leakage," which passes through the material of the gasket itself, this phenomenon occurs when fluid escapes through the "gap" between the gasket and the flange surface. The key to stopping interface leakage is "familiarity." In this article, we will explain why interface leakage occurs and how to approach rough flanges to stop the leakage. *For more detailed content of the column, please refer to the related link. For more information, feel free to download the PDF or contact us.

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