Kynar v. SS316
Kynar v. SS316
(OP)
Hello!
Kynar is currently listed as an "alternate material" for a SS316 piston pump and ballspring nozzle assembly.
Any thoughts why the alternate setup couldn't be used?
Trying to cover my bases before I put in for the change.
(It's not a high T process, so that shouldn't be an issue)
Thank you for your help!
~E
Kynar is currently listed as an "alternate material" for a SS316 piston pump and ballspring nozzle assembly.
Any thoughts why the alternate setup couldn't be used?
Trying to cover my bases before I put in for the change.
(It's not a high T process, so that shouldn't be an issue)
Thank you for your help!
~E





RE: Kynar v. SS316
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reports on the use of Kynar for cylinder case not for cylinder or piston. Maybe they have experience they are willing to share.
Applications certainly depend on fluid moved. Are you sure the dimensional stability of the material is within your requirements?
http://www.welding-advisers.com/
RE: Kynar v. SS316
The pump would probably remain SS, but they want to implement a Kynar nozzle since the size isn't made in SS.
Thanks!
~E
RE: Kynar v. SS316
What's unclear is whether the material will not erode away since the pressure at the nozzle opening is presumably quite high.
TTFN
RE: Kynar v. SS316
So the biggest advantage to using SS is that it won't erode. Depending on the chemical composition of the commodity Kynar may or may not be applicable.
THANKS! I really appreciate the info.
~ E
RE: Kynar v. SS316