How to perform anti-corrosion treatment on the wetted part of the pressure gauge?
How to deal with the anti-corrosion treatment of the pressure gauge shell:
1. There is corrosive gas in the operating environment, it is recommended that the outer casing be made of stainless steel or sprayed with PTFE to prolong the service life of the pressure gauge.
2. With high humidity in the operating environment, it is recommended that the enclosure increase the protection level to prevent external water vapor from entering the gauge and increase the service life of the pressure gauge.
How to perform anti-corrosion treatment on the wetted part of the pressure gauge:
1. For general corrosive media, if the stainless steel elastic element can withstand corrosion for 1 to 2 years, you can choose a general stainless steel pressure gauge. When installing, the pressure guiding tube should be short. If necessary, the buffer coil should be replaced with a buffer tank to prevent impurities Blocked.
2. If the medium is intended to corrode stainless steel and copper, the buffer tank can be changed to an isolation tank, and a corrosion-resistant isolation liquid can be added. The type of barrier liquid can be selected according to the nature of the tested medium, but it is better to not deteriorate after using it for more than half a year. If ordinary isolation fluid is not applicable, fluorochloro oil can be used as the isolation fluid, but the price is very expensive, so the isolation tank should be made small, and the fluorine oil should be recycled for reuse during disassembly and assembly.
3. Diaphragm pressure gauges can be used. At present, there are molybdenum-containing stainless steel, Hastelloy and tantalum sheets. The pressure is transmitted between the diaphragm and the ballistic tube with methyl silicone oil. The small range can be 0-100kPa. If the diaphragm material If it is not resistant to corrosion, a layer of F46 (polyfluoroethylene propylene) diaphragm can be added, but the sensitivity of the instrument is reduced. F46 can also be used as the isolation diaphragm directly, but attention should be paid to the permeability of the medium. For high temperature and oil-free medium transfer fluids, fluorine oil can be used.
