CG1BQ50-M9554-150 日本smc燒結(jié)金屬濾芯

1. Tensile strength

The elements are made of porous material with voids inside.

Therefore their tensile strength compared to conventional

stainless steel or bronze products is lower by a factor of one

or two magnitudes. Depending on the application conditions,

reinforcing material may be required. Use punched metal or

similar for reinforcement.

2. Operating temperature

The operating temperature range given in the specifications

(page 842) is the range in which material strength does not

deteriorate significantly.

In an oxidizing atmosphere (atmospheric air), the temperature

point where oxidization and discoloring begins is 100°C

for bronze elements and 250°C for stainless steel elements.

3. Wrench sleeve

For elements equipped with a fitting, provide a wrench sleeve

at the fitting. If the element is grasped directly with a tool, the

element may be damaged or destroyed.

4. Fatigue breakdown

Fatigue breakdown may occur under the following conditions:

1) Element is subject to vibrations

2) Element is subject to cyclic thermal expansion and contraction

In such cases, use suitable countermeasures such as vibration

dampers or punched metal reinforcements to support the

element, or employ a construction that absorbs thermal expansion

and contraction.