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. The friction side of the rotating portion is made
from silicon carbide and is shrunk in to increase
its wear life.
. The retaining pin, enclosed O-ring and
compensated sleeve enable the STERLINGSTERLINGGNZGNZ sealseal
to be used both at high pressures and also in
vacuum (down to absolute pressures as low as
20 mbar).
. The O-ring of both stationary and rotating parts
are available in EPDM, FPM (Viton®) or in Viton
coated with PTFE. In the latter case Viton gives
flexibility while the double PTFE coating improves
chemical resistance. The seals are as easy to
assemble with these rings as with EPDM and
FPM O-rings.
* Plain O-ring
** Wrapped or plain O-ring
1/4STERLINGGNZ sealGNZ seal E-0106/01
Technical dataTechnical data
ApplicationsApplicationsDue to its design, the STERLINGSTERLINGGNZGNZ sealseal can be used
in all standard applications requiring either a sin-
gle or double mechanical seal. It is recommended
for fluids containing solid particles and/or highly
viscous liquids, as well as in processes which
require easy and efficient cleaning.
Theses characteristics, added to the ability to use
this seal with the STERLINGSTERLING pumps range and in
most industrial applications make it a particularly
useful seal.
Sterling Fluid Systems has a programme of continuous researchand development to improve the performance and effectivenessof its products. Therefore all technical designs ans specificationsare subject to change without notice.
: From 14 to 100 mm
: 20 m/s*
: - 20°C to 180°C*
: From 20 mbar to 40 bar*
: Independent of direction
Shaft diameter
Sliding velocity (vg)
Temperature
Differential pressure
Sense of rotation
STANDARD BALANCED MECHANICAL SEALSTANDARD BALANCED MECHANICAL SEAL
Meeting the requirement of DIN 24960 / NF E 29991Meeting the requirement of DIN 24960 / NF E 29991
DesignDesignSingle and balanced mechanical seal according to
DIN 24960 / NF E 29991.
. The locking system, based upon a split ring de-
sign means that the seal can be tightened against
the shaft without damaging the shaft.
. The spring is isolated from the fluid being
pumped thereby avoiding sticking or fouling.
The strength of the spring does not deteriorate
over time since it is of a flat design, is not welded
(hence no location to act as a focus for corrosion)
and is shaped when cold (giving enhanced stength)
STERLINGSTERLINGGNZGNZ
* varies depending upon : dimensions, materials, speed and conditions of use
of rotation
ExecutionExecution. Single seal with or without stuffing box
. Double seal - Back to back or tandem
** **
*
REV03 06/01
2/4STERLINGGNZ sealGNZ seal E-01 10/00
STERLINGSTERLINGGNZ sealGNZ seal
Material combinations and seal codesMaterial combinations and seal codes. Friction sides :
The rotating part of friction side is always made from silicon carbide, the stationary part of the friction
side can be made from :
. silicon carbide, SIC sintered (Q1)
. antimony impregnated carbon (A)
. resin impregnated carbon (B)
. Secondary sealing rings can be made from :
. EPDM, ethylene propylene diene synthetic rubber (E)
. FPM, fluorinated rubber(V)
. FPM with PTFE double coating, polytetrafluoroethylene (M1)
. Metallic parts :
Metallic components are made from stainless steel :
(G) 1.4571 : X 6 Cr Ni Mo Ti 17 12 2 for the spring
(G1)1.4462 : X 2 Cr Ni Mo N 22 5 for all other metallic parts
Operating limitsOperating limits
These depend upon the fluid being pumped, seal sizes, materials, shaft speed of rotation and other
operating conditions.
. Permissible temperature in °C for elastomers
. Permissible temperatures for friction side in °C
Elastomer type
EPDM, ethylene propylene diene rubber (E)
FPM, fluorinated rubber, (e.g. Viton®), (V)
FPM with double PTFE coating, (M1)
min °C
- 30
- 20
- 20
max °C
150
180
220
Metallic components
Rotating part
Stationary part
Ring: FPM (V)
Ring: EPDM (E)
Ring: FPM / PTFE (M1)
Resin carbone (B)
53.49
53.79
53.99
Silicon carbide (Q1)
93.49
93.79
93.99
Silicon carbide (Q12)
Stainless steel (G) (G1)
Antimony carbon (A)
73.49
73.79
73.99
Faces de friction
Silicon carbide / Antimony carbon (Q12A)
Silicon carbide / Resin carbon (Q12B)
Silicon carbide / Silicon carbide (Q12Q1)
max °C
220
180
180
min °C
- 50
- 50
- 20
3/4STERLINGGNZ sealGNZ seal E-01 03/00
Ø d1 h6 d3
24
26
32
34
38
39
42
44
47
47
49
54
56
59
61
66
68,5
80
85
90
99
104
119
124
d6 H11
21
23
27
29
33
34
37
39
42
42
44
49
51
54
56
62
65
72
77
83
88
95
110
115
d7 H8
25
27
33
35
39
40
43
45
48
48
50
56
58
61
63
70
73
80
85
92
97
105
120
125
L1k
38,0
40,0
37,5
37,5
40,0
40,0
42,5
42,5
42,5
42,5
42,5
45,0
45,0
45,0
45,0
47,5
47,5
52,5
52,5
60,0
60,0
60,0
65,0
65,0
L3
32,5
34,5
30,5
30,5
33,0
33,0
35,5
35,5
35,5
35,5
35,5
37,0
37,0
37,0
37,0
38,0
38,0
42,0
42,0
48,5
48,5
48,5
52,0
52,0
L20
5,5
5,5
7,0
7,0
7,0
7,0
7,0
7,0
7,0
7,0
7,0
8,0
8,0
8,0
8,0
9,5
9,5
10,5
10,5
11,5
11,5
11,5
13,0
13,0
L1k
L20L3
d3
d1
d6
d7
STERLINGSTERLINGGNZ sealGNZ seal
DimensionsDimensions
14
16
18
20
24
25
28
30
32
33
35
38
40
43
44
50
53
60
65
70
75
80
95
100
Explanations to columns 1 to 20Column 1 : Media designationDesignations of materials to be sealed comply as far as possible with IUPAC rules (IUPAC = International Union of Pure andApplied Chemistry). Where a material has several commonly used designations and common names, it is listed in accordancewith IUPAC rules with cross-referencing of its other names. Designations are listed in alphabetical order.Column 2 : Notes on the mediaM = mixture/group (compound)The media is a mixture of various isomers of one substance or it is a group of substances having close chemical ties.N = natural productThe medium is a natural product or the refined form of a natural product with changing proportions of its variousconstituents.® = trade markThe constituents of the media or their proportions in the medium are unknown or are not known exactly.C = collective termThe generalized mechanical seal recommendation is no more than a pointer to a suitable mechanical seal.I = impuritiesThe medium contains large quantities of impurities due to the peculiarities of the process.Column 3 : Concentration- = The media normally occurs in pure form and (as in the case of gases and other media requiring a double mechanicalseal) - the concentration has no bearing on the mechanical seal selection.<10 = concentration less than 10% by weight.~10 = The designation in column 1 is the common name for approximately 10% aqueous solution.S10 = A solids content of up 10% by weight.S = Solution of defined composition.<IS = Unsatured solution.>S = Supersatured solution.M = Melt.Sus = Suspension of defined composition.Column 4 : Temperature<100 = Less than 100° C.>S = Minimum of 10° C above solidifying temperature.>C = Minimum of 10° C above crystallization temperature.<Bp = For aqueous solutions: Up to approximately 10° C below boiling point at atmospheric pressure. For gases: 20° C below boiling point of the liquefied gas; at the same time, the sealing pressure must be a minimum
3 bar higher than the vapour pressure. For other media: Up to approx. 20° C below boiling point at 1 bar (but no higher than 400° C).
>Pp = Minimum 10° C above pour point.TL = Up to the operating temperature limit of the mechanical seal’s materials in contact with the product.Column 5 : Arrangement of shaft sealDesignation in accordance with DIN ISO 5199 (February 1987), Appendix D; explanations are modified in parts.S = Single mechanical sealThese seals can be unbalanced, balanced, with or without circulation or flushing of seal faces, with or without throttlebushing.
S1: Internal arrangement S2: External arrangement S3: Internal arrangement with rotating counter ring
Column 5 : Arrangement of shaft sealDesignation in accordance with DIN ISO 5199 (February 1987), Appendix D; explanations are modified in parts.D = Double mechanical sealEither one of the seals can be unbalanced or balanced on its own, or both together.
D1: Back to back arrangement D2: Tandem arrangement An alternative, when permissible, is Q3
D3: Face to face arrangement. Thesame arrangements are possible for therotating seal
Inboard sealOutboard seal
Inboard sealOutboard seal
Inboard sealOutboard seal
Q = Quench arrangement for single and double mechanical seals.
Seal
Optional quench
Leakage
Seal
Optional quench
Leakage
Seal
Optional quench
LeakageQ1: Seal without throttle bushing or auxiliary seal
Q2: Seal witht throttle bushing Q3: Seal with auxiliary seal or packiing; D2 is an alternative (see diagram above).
Column 6 : Auxiliary piping plansCode nos. in accordance with DIN ISO 5199 (February 1987), Appendix E. Excerpt from DIN ISO 5199.Basic arrangements
Gas
No.00No connectionsNo circulation
No.01No connectionsInternal circulation
No.02Circulation of fluid from pumpdischarge nozzle to the shaftstuffing box (with internalrecycling). Alternative 01
No.08Supply of external fluida) to the shaft stuffing box, withinternal recycling into the pump.b) for quenching
No.09External fluid (e.g. flushing or buffer fluid)to the shaft stuffing box or quenching.Discharge into an external system.
No.10Buffer or quench fluid from an elevatedvessel; circulation of fluid bythermosyphon effect or pumping system.
No.11Buffer or quench fluid from a pressurizedvessel; circulation of fluid bythermosyphon effect or pumping system.
No.12Buffer fluid from a pressurized vessel; circula-tion of fluid by thermosyphon effect or pumpingsystem; pressure is generated in the vessel fromthe pump outlet through a pressure accumulatoror booster system (e.g. a vessel with diaphragmor pressure transmitter).
Column 7 : Additional measuresSQ = Steam quench(H), H = Heating (where necessary) of the seal housing, seal cover, buffer medium.cSB = Conical stuffing boxSG = Splash guard necessary. Leakage pipe away recommended.RRB = Regular replacement of quench medium necessary. An alternative is a constant through flow of buffer medium(arrangement 09).RRQ = Regular replacement of quench medium necessary. An alternative is a constant through flow of quench medium(arrangement 09); approximately 0,25 l/min is recommended.ThB = Terminal buffer.Column 8 : Mechanical seal typeIn the case of double or tandem mechanical seals, the recommandation applies to the mechanical seal inboard. The choiceof the outboard seal is dictated by the buffer/quench medium.1 = Mechanical seal having Oring secondary seals; unbalanced or balanced; rotating spring in contact with the product,e.g M7N, H7NSterling GNZ = Mechanical seal having Oring secondary seals; balanced; rotating spring not in contact with the product,3 = Mechanical seal having Oring secondary seals; unbalanced or balanced; stationary spring not in contact with theproduct, e.g HR...4 = Same as 3 but no metal parts in the product, e.g. HR 31/dh - G96 = Mechanical seal with metal bellows; such as, MFLColumn 9 to 13 : Materials of construction
Materialacc.to DIN 249601)
Synthetic Carbons*A (Buko 03 BC))*B (Buko1 BC))
B3 (Buko 02 BC))B5 (Buko 34 BC))C (Buko 22 BC))Metals*E (Bume 20 BC))G (Bume 17 BC))*S (Bume 5 BC))Carbides(U=Tungsten carbides)*U1 (Buka 1 BC))*U2 (Buka 16 BC))*U22 (Buka 16 BC))U3 (Buka 15 BC))U37 (Buka 15 BC))U7 (Buka 17 BC))(Q=Silicon carbides)*Q1 (Buka 22 BC))*Q12 (Buka 22 BC))*Q2 (Buka 20 BC))*Q22 (Buka 20 BC))Q3 (Buka 30 BC))Q32 (Buka 30 BC))Q4 (Buka 24 BC))Metal Oxides (ceramics)V (Buke 5 BC))V2 (Buke 3 BC))PlasticsY1 (Buku 2 BC))Y2 (Buku 3 BC))
Elastomers, not wrappedB (B BC))*E (E BC))K (K BC))N (N BC))*P (P BC))S (S BC))*V (V BC))Elastomers, wrapped*M1 (TTV BC))*M2 (TTE BC))M3 (TTS BC))
Description
Carbon graphite, antimony impreg.Carbon graphite, resin impreg.approved for foodstuffsCarbon graphite, resin impreg.Carbon resin bondedElectrographite, antimony impreg.
Cr-SteelCrNiMo-SteelSpecial cast CrMo-Steel
Tungsten carbide, Co-binder (brazed)Tungsten carbide, Ni-binder (solid)Tungsten carbide, Ni-binder (shrunk-in)Tungsten carbide, NiCrMo-binder (solid)Tungsten carbide, NiCrMo-binder (shrunk-in)Tungsten carbide, binder-free (solid)
SiC, silicon carbide, sintered pressurless (solid)SiC, sintered pressurless (shrunk-in)SiC-Si, reaction bonded (solid)SiC-Si, reaction bonded (shrunk-in)SiC-C-Si, carbon silicon impr. (solid)SiC-C-Si, carbon silicon impr. (shrunk-in)C-SiC, carbon surface silicated (solid)
Al-Oxide 99,5%Al-Oxide 97,5%
PTFE, glassfibre reinforcedPTFE, carbon reinforced
Butyl rubber (IIR2))Ethylene propylene rubber (EPDM2)) e.g.Nordel®Perfluorocarbon rubber e.g. Kalrez®Chemraz®
Chloroprene rubber (CR2)) e.g. Neopren®
Nitrile butadiene rubber (NBR2)) e.g.Perbunan®
Silicon rubber (MVQ2)) e.g.Silopren®Fluocarbon rubber (FKM2)) e.g.Viton®
FPM2) double PTFE wrappedEPDM2) double PTFE wrappedMVQ2) double PTFE wrapped
Face Materials
Secondary Seal Components
Materialacc.to DIN 249601)
M4 (TTN BC))M5 (FEP BC))M7 (TTV/T BC))Differing MaterialsU1 (K/TBC))Non ElastomersG (Statotherm® BC))T (T BC))T2 (T2
BC))T3 (T3
BC))T12 (T12
BC))Y1 (Burasil® U BC))
Spring Materials*G (1.4571 BC))*M (Hast.C4 BC))Construction MaterialsD (St BC))*E (1.4122 BC))F (1.4301 BC))F (1.4308 BC))F1 (1.4313 BC))*G (1.4401 BC))*G (1.4571 BC))G (1.4581 BC))*G1 (1.4462 BC))G2 (1.4439 BC))G3 (1.4539 BC))M = High-Nickel alloy*M (Hast.C4 BC))M1 (Hast.B2 BC))M3 (Carp. BC))M4 (Monel K 500 BC))M5 (Hast.C 276 BC))M6 (2.4668 BC))T = Other MaterialsT1 (1.4505 BC))T2 (Titan BC))T3 (Inc.625 BC))T4 (Carp.42 BC))T5 (Inc.800 BC))T6 (AM 350 BC))
Description
CR2) double PTFE wrappedFPM2), FEP wrappedFPM2) double PTFE wrapped / PTFE solid
Perfluocarbon rubber / PTFE
Pure graphitePTFE (Polytetrafluorethylene)PTFE glassfibre reinforcedPTFE carbon reinforcedPTFE carbon-graphite reinforcedStatic seal, non-asbestos
CrNiMo steelHastelloy®
C- steelCr-steelCrNi-steelCrNi-cast steelSpecial CrNi-cast steelCrNiMo-steelCrNiMo-steelCrNiMo-cast steelCrNiMo-steelCrNiMo-steelCrNiMo-steel
Hastelloy® C-4 (2.4610)Hastelloy® B-2 (2.4617)Carpenter® 20Cb3 (2.4660)Monel® alloy K 500 (2.4375)Hastelloy® C-276 (2.4819)Inconel® 718
CrNiMoCuNb-steelPure Titanium (3.7035)Inconel® 625 (2.4856)Carpenter® 42 (1.3917)Incoloy® 800 (1.4876)Special alloy
Spring and Construction Mat.
*Prefered materials / 1) standard following DIN 24960, draft 6.92 / 2)Shortway acc.to ISO 1629 / BC) = Burgmann code
Secondary Seal Components
Column 14 : Azard warnings and reasons for recommending a double mechanical seal or quenchWhen compiling these seal selections and material recommandations, it was generally assumed that the machine in ques-tion is located in a sheltered building frequented occasionally by persons coming into contact with liquid or vapour leakageof medium from all types of sealing points. As such, considerations of health and environmental protection had a strongbearing on the choice of seal category.‘’Health azard’’ and ‘’Ignition/ Explosion’’ can lose much of their significance if the machine is installed in the open or areasrarely frequented by people and ringed with warning signs. I f no mention is made to either of the reasons 1 to 5 forrecommending a double mechanical seal or a single mechanical seal with quench, it is acceptable to use a single mechanicalseal.The decision in favour of a single mechanical seal must be taken by the user of the machine or the contractor. As he is theonly one to know all conditions and regulations relating to the process and to assess the risks.Letters in column 14 :Health hasard warning
A = Corrosive. In its liquid,vapour or gas form, the me-dium attacks the skin, eyesor mucous membrane.
C = Carcinogenic. The carcinogens areclassified in:
C1 = ‘’Substances known by experienceto be capable of causing cancer inhumans’’
C2 = ‘’Substances clearly proven so farin animal experiments only ... of causingcancer ...
C3 = ‘’Substances whose cancer causingpotential is suspected for good reason’’
T = Toxic. Together with airthe medium forms gases,vapours or dust capable ofcausing acute or chronic
health disorders or death.
R = Skin resorption. ‘’With manyindustrial materials, skin resorption ofsubstances capable of penetrating theskin with ease constitutes a far greaterrisk of poisoning than inhalation. Skincontact, e.g. with aniline, nitrobenzen,phenol and many other substances, cangive rise to potentially fatal poisoning,often without warning symptoms.’’
I = Irritant. Substanceswhich- without being toxic- can cause inflammationthrough prolonged or
repetitive direct contact with the skin,mucous membrane of eyes.
S = Sensitization. ‘’After sensitizatione.g. of the skin or respiratory tracts,allergic reactions can be triggered atvarying speed and in varying intensitydepending on a person’s disposition.Reactions of this type cannot beprevented with certainty, even when the
threshold limit values are observed.’’
X = Hasardous to health.(moderately toxic)
Technical grounds andenvironmental protection
1 = Vapour pressure/gasAt normal working temperatures, themedium has a vapour pressure of <1 bar.If the working temperature lies belowboiling point (column 15) or if the sealingpressure lies clearly above the vapourpressure, a single mechanical seal maybe used with consideration of the dutydetails.
2 = CorrosionThe medium attacks all standard metals.Mechanical seals with no metal parts onproduct side must therefore be used.
3 = Exclusion of airIf the medium contacts or mixes with theatmosphere, it forms an explosive orreacts with a damaging effect on theenvironment, the medium itself and themachine and mechanical seal.
4 = Lubricating propertiesUnder normal conditions, the mediumhas such poor lubricity that a singlemechanical seal is at risk from dryrunning.
5 = IcingNormally the medium is conveyed attemperature below 0° C. W ithoutauxiliary equipment, the properfunctioning of a single mechanical sealis at risk from freezing atmosphericmoisture.
6 = LeakageAbsorbed and/or flushed away by the
quench, or prevented by a doublemechanical seal necessary.
7 = The medium is easilyignited
8 = The medium isflammable
9 = The medium ispotentially explosive
(Hazard symbols taken from the Germanregulation concerning hazardousmaterials (GefStoffV) published on 26August 1986, Federal Law Gazette I,page 1470).
0 = Insufficient informationThe medium designation is imprecise orthe available information on the mediumis insufficient to assess the serviceabilityof a single mechanical seal. Please notifyus of your experiences.
Column 15 : TLVThe values quoted in ml/m3 = ppm (parts per millions) are taken from Bulletin 30 published by Senate Commision forTesting Hazardous Materials on 1st September 1994: ‘’Threshold Limit Values and Biological Material Tolerances 1994’’.Additional symbols:mg:TLVS are quoted in mg/m3 instead of ppm
#, e.g. # 0,5 for barium ...: 0,5 mg/m3, calculated as Ba
* ‘’According to the current level of knowledge, the action of this substance constitutes a distinct carcinogenic hazard forhumans. No concentration values are given for his substance in the list because it is still impossible to quote any concentra-tion as being safe. With some of these substances, there is even a great risk from absorption through healthy skin. If the useof such substances is unavoidable for technical reasons, special safety and monitoring measures must be taken.
The seal selection takes account of the TLV as follow:• TLV <5 ppm or *: Use of double mechanical seal is generally recommended, but see 2 +3of the introductory note oncolumn 10.• TLV ‘’5,’’25 ppm: A double mechanical seal or a single mechanical seal with quench is recommended. If column 10contains no further grounds other than ‘’health hazard’’ for choosing a tandem or double mechanical seal, a single mechanicalseal can be used, provided other measures rule out all risk to humans.
Column 16 : Normal conditionof the pure medium at 20° C and 1,013 bar:ga = gaseousso = solid; no further details availableIi = liquidcr = crystallinevi = viscousThis column contains the following notes on aspects of sealing:
ga requires a double mechanical seal in most cases. If the pressure to be sealed lies distinctly above the vapour pressureat working temperature, a single mechanical seal with or without quench can be used under certain circumstances.
Ii indicates the use of single mechanical seal, but other influencing factors such as the working temperature (vapourpressure at pumping temperature, health hazard, risk of explosion or corrosion can necessitate a tandem or double mechanicalseal.
so, cr indicates that the medium must be molten (e.g. sulphur, DMT), dissolved (e.g. salts)or suspended (e.g. limestone orgypsum in water), otherwise it cannot be pumped or stirred.
Column 17 : Solubility in waterFor solids (cr or so in column 12), the solution equilibrium is quoted in weight per cent of the aqueous solution at 20° C, inthose cases where the evaluated literature specifies data. Different reference temperatures are stated.For example: 11 (25) means: The satured aqueous solution contains 11% weight of the dissolved substance at 25° C.Solubility usually increases with rising temperature.Other specifications and additional signs:- following the %-figure: Solubility decreases with rising temperature.++ following the %-figure: Solubility is more than double at 80° Cvhs = of very high solubility = soluble in less than 1 part waterhs = of high solubility = soluble in 1 - 10 parts waters = soluble = soluble in 10 - 30 parts waterIs = of low solubilityvIs = of very low solubility = soluble in 100 - 1000 parts watereIs = of extremely low solubility = soluble in 1000 - 10000 parts watervi = virtually insoluble = soluble in more than 10000 parts water
Column 17 : Solubility in waterSubstances of low solubility (Is) to virtual insolubility (vi) in water are dissolved in other solvents (mostly hydrocarbons),unless they have to be sealed aqueous suspension. In these cases, the solvent (‘’carrier liquid) must be given due considerationin the choice of mechanical seal and material.For the media marked in column 12 with ga, it is assumed that the pure medium is pumped in gas or liquid form. Theworking influences the choice of mechanical seal for sealing liquid ring vacuum pumps or compressors.Column 18 : Melting point(= fusion point F) in °CIf there are unequal values for the solidifying point (setting temperature) and the melting point (liquefying temperature), ordifferent values or modifications, the higher value is always quoted. For some mixtures of media, solidification ranges orpour points are quoted. With fusion points above room temperature and/or working temperatures close to fusion point, it isnecessary to check (with due consideration of the other operating conditions such as intermittent mode, full stand by pump)whether the machine or at least the seal housing requires heating.Additional signs:Cr ...: Crystallisation at temperatures below ... °CS ...: Sublimation at ... °CIf ther is an additional %-figure, the quoted temperature applies to the ... % aqueous solution.Column 19 : Boiling pointBoiling point of the medium in °C under normal pressure (1,013 bar). Different reference pressures are marked. If theworking temperature is close to or above boiling point, the seal selection and material recommendation must be checked.Additional signs:A ...: The azeotrope boils at ... °CZ ...: Decomposition at ... °C(...): Reference pressure in mbarIf there is an additional %-figure, the quoted temperature applies to the ... % aqueous solution.Column 20 : DensityFor media that are liquid or solid under normal conditions, the density is quoted - where known - in g/cm3 at 20 °C.Different reference temperatures are indicated.For gases there is only an indication whether they are heavier than air (+) or lighter than air (-). This is also a pointer to theirbehaviour in the event of leakage: sinking, rising or self-dissolving.Additional signs:(...): Reference temperature in °CA ...: The quote density applies to the azeotrope at ... % weight... 0/a:Density of ... % aqueous solution
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Acr
ylon
itrile
-TL
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GC
2 R
7li
-82
770.
806
Adi
pic
acid
- 1
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p >C
S102
GN
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12B
VG
Gcr
1 7+
+15
320
5 (1
3)1.
360
Adi
pic
acid
- 2
>S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
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111
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1B
M1
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76A
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<Bp
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min
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111
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3 8
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Alu
min
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chl
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e - 1
<S<3
0 >C
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G1
3cr
31.6
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3S
183
2.44
Alu
min
ium
chl
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0D
111
RR
B1
Q1
BM
1G
G1
2 3
Alu
min
ium
fluo
ride
- 1<S
<30
>CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
cr0.
4S1
260
S12
602.
88A
lum
iniu
m fl
uorid
e - 2
>S<B
pS3
003
Q1
Q1
M1
MG
Alu
min
ium
hyd
roxi
de d
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tate
<S<4
OS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
liA
lum
iniu
m a
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te (b
asic
)<S
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gli
Alu
min
ium
nitr
ate
<S<B
p >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
41.9
73Z1
35A
lum
iniu
m s
ulfa
te<S
<Bp
>CS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G3.
6cr
26.9
Z770
2.71
Am
ines
(not
spe
cifie
d)C
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
R S
Ili
Am
ino
etha
nol -
1<S
<Bp
>CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
Gcr
vhs
95..9
911
0A
min
o et
hano
l - 2
(eth
anol
amin
e)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GI
3li
1017
11.
022
Am
inos
ulfo
nic
acid
sC
-TL
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GO
Am
mon
ia -
1-
<40
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
T I
50ga
-78
-33
(-)A
mm
onia
- 2
-TL
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GT
IA
mm
onia
- C
aust
ic~2
9<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
A I
li0.
9S
pirit
of s
alm
iac
~10
<40
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
A I
li0.
957
Am
mon
ium
ace
tate
- 1
<S<6
0 >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gso
vhs
113
1.17
1A
mm
oniu
m a
ceta
te -
2<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
Am
mon
ium
alu
m<S
<60
>CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
crhs
109
1.64
Am
mon
ium
bro
mid
e<S
<Bp
>CS
1 Q
302
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
6cr
42.0
2.55
Am
mon
ium
car
bona
te<S
<60
>CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
cr21
.5A
mm
oniu
m c
hlor
ide
(sal
am
mon
iac)
- 1
<S<6
0 >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
27.0
Z350
1.53
1A
mm
oniu
m c
hlor
ide
(sal
am
mon
iac)
- 2
<S<B
pS1
11G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G2
crA
mm
oniu
m c
hlor
ide
(sal
am
mon
iac)
- 3
>S<B
pS3
014
Q1
Q1
M2
MG
Am
mon
ium
fluo
ride
(bas
ic)
<S<B
pD
109
1Q
1B
M2
GG
A T
2cr
45.0
1.32
Am
mon
ium
hyd
roge
n flu
orid
e<S
<Bp
D1
091
Q1
BM
2G
Gcr
37.5
126
1.21
Am
mon
ium
hyd
roge
n ca
rbon
ate
<S<B
p >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
17.6
++Z6
01.
58A
mm
oniu
m n
itrat
e<S
<Bp
>CS
1 Q
210
SQ
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
65.4
170
1.73
Am
mon
ium
oxa
late
<10
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M2
GG
A I
3cr
IsZ7
01.
5
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Am
mon
ium
per
sulfa
te (a
mm
oniu
m
pero
xodi
sulfa
te)
<S<B
p >C
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
Q1
M2
GG
3cr
38.0
Z120
1.98
Am
mon
ium
pho
spha
te, s
econ
dary
<S<6
0 >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
40.8
1.61
9A
mm
oniu
m s
ulph
ate
<S<B
p >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
43.0
513
1.77
Am
mon
ium
thio
cyan
ate
(am
mon
ium
rh
odan
ide)
<S<B
p >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
cr61
.014
91.
3A
nilin
e, a
nilin
e oi
l-
TLD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
C3
R 3
2li
-618
41.
023
Ani
line
dyes
C-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
liA
nilin
e hy
droc
hlor
ide
(ani
line
salt)
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T I R
2 3
crhs
198
245
1.22
Ant
hrac
ene
M>S
<B
pS
1 Q
209
H S
Q6
AQ
1G
T6F
6cr
021
734
21.
25A
nthr
acen
e oi
lM
M>S
<B
pS
1 Q
209
H S
Q6
AQ
1G
T6F
6cr
0A
pple
juic
e, s
auce
, cid
er, w
ine
N-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
GA
rgon
->-
20D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
1ga
-189
-186
Arra
ck-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gli
Ars
enic
aci
d-
<Bp
D1
11R
RB
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GC
1 2
liA
spha
lts (m
olte
n) -
1N
-<1
20S1
00H
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gso
70..1
501.
0..1
.2A
spha
lts (m
olte
n) -
2-
<200
S101
HG
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GA
spha
lts (m
olte
n) -
3-
>200
S1
Q2
09H
SQ
6A
Q1
GT6
F6
AST
M te
st o
ils N
o. 1
to 4
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liA
vian
pet
rol,
av. g
asol
ine
M-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
liup
to <
-58
40 ..
160
Bar
ium
chl
orid
e<S
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
T 6
#0.5
cr26
.096
03.
86B
ariu
m c
hron
ate
susp
ensi
on<1
0<6
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
GT
6#0
.5cr
<0.0
014.
5B
ariu
m h
ydro
xide
- 1
<S<6
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
T 6
#0.5
cr3.
94.
5B
ariu
m h
ydro
xide
- 2
<10
<60
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
T 6
Bar
ium
nitr
ate
- 1<S
<60
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GT
6#0
.5cr
8.0+
+3.
24B
ariu
m n
itrat
e - 2
<20
<60
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
T 6
Bee
rN
-<8
0S1
01G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Bee
r yea
st -w
ort -
mas
hN
-<8
0S1
01G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Ben
field
sol
utio
n (3
0%K2
CO
3+3%
DE
A+H
20+C
O2)
M<1
10S1
08 a
XQ
32Q
3E
GG
K ~
601.
2 ..
1.3
Ben
zene
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
MG
GC
1 R
6 7
*li
680
0.87
9B
enzo
ic a
cid
- 1<S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
0.3+
+12
224
91.
266
Ben
zoic
aci
d - 2
<10
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
1Q
1V
GG
Ben
zoic
aci
d - 3
->S
<20
0S3
00(H
)3
Q1
Q1
M1
MG
Ben
zotri
chlo
ride
-<2
00D
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GC
3 I 2
li-8
221
1.38
Ben
zotri
fluor
ide
-<6
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
GX
7 6
li-2
910
41.
189
Ben
zyl a
lcoh
ol-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
li-1
520
51.
045
Ben
zyl b
utyl
pha
late
(BB
P)-
<30
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Bip
heny
l-
>75
<Bp
D1
116
AS
GT6
F3
0.2
cr0
069
... 7
11.
04B
itum
en (a
spha
lt) -
1M
->S
<20
0S1
01H
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
C3
soB
itum
en (a
spha
lt) -
2-
>200
S101
H6
AS
GT6
FB
last
furn
ace
gas
-<2
00D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
1ga
Ble
achi
ng e
arth
sus
pens
ion
M<1
0<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gso
Blo
odN
-<6
0S1
02X
liB
one
fats
N-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Bor
ax<S
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
2.5+
+1.
72B
oric
aci
d<S
<60
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
T 6
cr4.
9++
1.52
Bor
on tr
ichl
orid
e (T
richl
orbo
rane
)-
TLD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T A
I 1
ga-1
0712
.51.
43B
oron
trifl
uorid
e (T
riflu
orob
oran
e)-
TLD
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GT
A I
11
ga-1
27-1
00(+
)B
read
dou
ghN
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
Bro
mic
aci
d-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
1 2
6li
Bro
min
e-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
A 2
30.
1li
0.78
-758
3.12
Bro
min
e ac
queo
us (a
cque
ous
solu
tion
of b
rom
ine)
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
G3
6li
BTX
(ben
zene
-tolu
ene-
xyle
ne m
ixtu
re)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
C1
R 6
7*
liB
unke
r oil
and
fuel
N-
<120
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
But
adie
ne -1
, -3
-TL
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
C2
I 1 3
6*
ga-1
09-4
.5(+
)B
utan
e -n
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12A
VG
G4.
710
00ga
-135
-1(-)
Isob
utan
e (2
-met
hyl p
ropa
ne)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12A
VG
G4.
710
00ga
-139
-12
(-)B
utan
edio
l - 1
,2-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li19
2 ..
194
1.01
9B
utan
edio
l - 1
,3-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li20
71.
005
But
aned
iol -
1,4
-<2
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GlI
1623
01.
020
But
aned
iol -
2,3
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
818
21.
033
But
anol
-1-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G7
100
li-9
011
7 ..
118
0.81
3B
utan
ol -
2-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G7
100
li-1
1510
00.
811
Isob
utan
ol-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G7
100
li-1
0810
80.
806
But
yl a
lcoh
ol (t
ert.)
-<6
0 >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G7
100
cr26
820.
776
But
anon
e (m
ethy
l eth
yl k
eton
e, M
EK)
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G7
200
li-8
680
0.80
5B
uten
e - 1
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
6A
Q1
M7
T6F
7 4
5ga
-185
-7(-)
But
ene
(cis
-2)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
6A
Q1
M7
T6F
7 4
5ga
-139
3(-)
Isob
uten
e (is
obut
ylen
e, m
ethy
l pro
pene
)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
106
AQ
1M
7T6
F7
4 5
ga-1
40-7
(-)B
uten
e (tr
ans-
2)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
106
AQ
1M
7T6
F7
4 5
ga 1
050
(-)B
utte
rN
-<8
0S1
00G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
viB
utte
rmilk
N-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
But
ylam
ine
-1 (1
-am
inob
utan
e)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GR
I 3
6 7
5li
-50
780.
733
Isob
utyl
amin
e (2
-met
hyl-1
-pro
pyla
min
e)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GR
I 3
6 7
5li
-85
68 ..
69
0.73
6B
utyl
amin
es (2
-am
inob
utan
e) s
ec.
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
R I
3 6
75
li-1
0463
0.72
4
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
But
yral
dehy
de (b
utan
ol)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
3 6
7li
-99
750.
802
Isob
utyr
alde
hyde
(2-m
ethy
l pro
pion
ic
alde
hyde
)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G3
6 7
li-6
664
0.79
4Is
obut
yric
aci
d-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li-4
715
50.
950
But
yric
aci
d-N
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
Gli
-616
30.
959
But
yric
aci
d es
ters
(but
yrat
es)
C-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
li<0
>100
Cab
le s
ealin
g co
mpo
unds
- 1
C-
<220
S100
H6
AS
M7
T6G
1so
Cab
le s
ealin
g co
mpo
unds
- 2
C-
>220
S100
H6
AS
GT6
Fso
Cal
cium
ace
tate
<S<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
so28
.9 -
Z 16
01.
50C
alci
um c
hlor
ate
<S<1
00S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G6
7cr
100
2.71
1C
alci
um c
hlor
ide
- 1<S
<25
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
42.5
301.
68C
alci
um c
hlor
ide
- 2<S
<100
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1M
M3
6C
alci
um h
ydro
gen
sulp
hite
(dig
este
r lye
) - 1I
S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
3 6
liC
alci
um h
ydro
gen
sulp
hite
(dig
este
r lye
) - 2I
S<B
pS
3 Q
301
cSB
3Q
1Q
1M
1G
G3
6li
Cal
cium
hyp
ochl
orite
- 1
<S<3
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
2M
MA
2 6
8cr
Cal
cium
hyp
ochl
orite
- 2
-<B
pS
3 Q
309
4Q
1Q
1M
2M
GA
2 6
8C
alci
um n
itrat
e - 1
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G6
cr56
.045
1.82
Cal
cium
nitr
ate
- 2<1
00S1
10G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
G6
Cal
cium
pho
spha
tes
(slu
dges
)M
S25
<Bp
S301
cSB
3Q
1Q
1M
1G
Gcr
Cal
cium
sul
phat
e (s
uspe
nsio
n)S
25<B
pS3
01cS
B3
Q1
Q1
VG
Gcr
Cal
gon
(pol
ypho
spha
tes)
, Cal
fort
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
crC
algo
nit R
(sod
ium
pho
spha
tes
silic
ates
)<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
Cal
goni
t S (U
rea
nitra
te)
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
crC
ane
suga
r (so
lutio
n)<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
3 4
crC
apro
lact
am -
1<S
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GX
65
mg
crvh
s69
268
1.01
3(80
)C
apro
lact
am -
2S
<200
S101
H6
AS
M7
T6F
Car
bam
ates
(ure
than
es) -
1C
S <5
<180
D1
11(H
)1
Q1
BM
2G
G3
6C
arba
mat
es (u
reth
anes
) - 2
N-
<200
D1
111
Q1
AM
1G
GC
1 I
liC
arbo
n di
oxid
e (a
cque
ous
solu
tion)
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liC
arbo
n di
oxid
e (g
as)
-<6
0D
111
Q12
BV
GG
150
00ga
S-7
8(+
)C
arbo
n di
oxid
e (li
quifi
ed)
-<B
pS
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12A
VG
G4
650
00ga
0.76
6C
arbo
n di
sulp
hide
-<B
pD
110
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GT
R 3
710
li-1
1146
1.26
1C
arbo
n (m
on)o
xide
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
VG
GT
R 1
4 7
30ga
-199
-191
(-)C
asto
r oil
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li-1
0..-1
80.
96C
aust
ic p
otas
h so
lutio
n -1
<10
<25
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
li53
.2C
aust
ic p
otas
h so
lutio
n - 2
<20
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
liC
aust
ic p
otas
h so
lutio
n - 3
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1Q
1M
2G
G2
4li
Cau
stic
sod
a so
lutio
n -1
<10
<80
>CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
GA
10%
- 10
10%
=105
10%
1.1
09C
aust
ic s
oda
solu
tion
- 2<2
0<1
00 >
CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
GA
20%
=25
20%
=110
20%
1.2
19
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Cau
stic
sod
a so
lutio
n - 3
<50
<100
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
A 3
30%
=030
%=1
2030
% 1
.327
Cau
stic
sod
a so
lutio
n - 4
<50
<100
>C
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
A 3
40%
=15
40%
=130
40%
1.4
30C
aust
ic s
oda
solu
tion
- 5<5
0<1
00 >
CD
111
RR
B1
Q1
Q1
EG
GA
350
%=1
250
%=1
5050
% 1
.524
Cau
stic
sod
a so
lutio
n - 6
<50
<180
D1
11R
RB
1Q
1Q
1M
2G
GA
260
%=5
060
%=1
60C
ello
solv
e (e
thyl
gly
col)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
I R20
li-1
0013
50.
9311
Cem
ent s
ludg
e<6
0<4
0S
3 Q
309
cSB
3Q
1Q
1V
GG
3 6
Che
ese
(cre
am)
N-
<60
D1
111
Q1
Q22
VG
G4
viC
hlor
acet
ic a
cid
<S<1
00D
111
RR
B1
Q1
BM
2G
GT
A 2
crhs
53 ..
63
188
1.40
Chl
orin
e-
<60
D1
091
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
T 1
2 3
60.
5ga
-101
-34
(+)
Chl
orin
ated
bip
heny
lsC
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T C
30.
2li
Chl
orin
e di
oxid
e-
<60
D1
11R
RB
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GT
I 2 6
0.1
ga-5
911
(+)
Chl
orin
e w
ater
S<B
pD
109
1Q
1B
M1
GG
A 2
6li
Chl
oroa
ceto
ne (1
-chl
orin
e-2-
prop
anon
e)-
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
G1
3li
-44
119
1.12
3C
hlor
oben
zene
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
X 7
50li
-46
132
1.10
6C
hlor
ofor
m-
<Bp
D1
101
Q1
BM
1G
GX
C3
10li
-97
571.
175
Chl
oros
ulfu
ric a
cid
(chl
oros
ulfo
nic
acid
)-
<Bp
D1
091
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
Ali
152
1.75
Chr
ome
alum
(pot
assi
um c
hrom
e al
um)
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
6cr
11(2
5)89
1.83
Chr
omiu
m tr
ioxi
de<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
C3
T A
.2.6
0.1m
gcr
62.8
197
2.7
Citr
ic a
cid
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
cr73
.310
01.
542
Citr
us ju
ices
N-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Coa
l slu
dge
<60
S108
aG
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gvi
Coa
l tar
(rem
ove
leak
age
sele
ctiv
ely)
M-
<180
S1
Q2
02(H
)G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GC
1 6
*li
1.1.
..1.2
Coc
oa b
utte
rN
M<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
vi33
...35
0.97
5C
ocon
ut fa
tN
->3
0 <T
LS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
1vi
20...
230.
88...
0.9
Coc
onut
oil
N-
<160
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G1
liC
od-li
ver o
ilN
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li0.
92..0
.93
Cof
fee
(ext
ract
)N
S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gso
Coi
n-
<30
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Cok
e ov
en g
as-
<160
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
C1
1*
gaC
old
zink
pai
ntC
<S<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
EG
G3
4so
Col
za o
ilN
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li0.
..-2
0.91
Con
dens
ated
milk
N-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Cup
rous
chl
orid
e<S
<25
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
1.5
430
1490
4.14
Cup
ric c
hlor
ide
<S<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
cr42
.2Z
510
3.38
6C
orn
oil
N-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
-18.
..-10
0.91
..0.9
3C
otto
nsee
d oi
lN
-<1
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li-2
0.92
Cre
amN
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liC
reas
ot-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li20
0...2
201.
08..1
.09
Cre
sol-m
M<B
pD
111
1Q
1A
M1
GG
T R
I5
cr2.
631
191
1.04
6
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Cre
sol-o
M<B
pD
111
1Q
1A
M1
GG
T R
I5
li12
203
1.03
5C
reso
l-pM
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
AM
1G
GT
R I
5so
3620
21.
018
Cru
de o
il +
salt
wat
erN
-<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liC
rude
oil,
free
from
sol
id p
artic
les
N-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Cru
de o
il, w
ith s
and
N-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
liC
rude
soa
p-
>S <
100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Cry
olith
(sus
pens
ion)
<30
<Bp
S300
cSB
3Q
1Q
1E
GG
crvi
~100
02.
95C
umol
(iso
prop
ylbe
nzen
e)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GR
I50
li-9
615
2...1
530.
864
Cup
ric a
ceta
te<S
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
hs11
5Z~
240
1.88
2C
upric
cya
nide
sus
pens
ion
<10
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
R5
crvi
473
2.92
Cup
ric n
itrat
e - 1
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
Gcr
57.0
S >5
0C
upric
nitr
ate
- 2<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GC
upric
sul
phat
e (b
lue
vitri
ol) -
1<S
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
16.9
3.60
3C
upric
sul
phat
e (b
lue
vitri
ol) -
2<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
Cur
dN
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
viC
yclo
hexa
ne-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G30
0li
780
0.78
8C
yclo
hexa
nol
->S
<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
X R
I 6
50so
2516
10.
962
Cyc
lohe
xano
ne-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GX
I T50
li-4
515
50.
964
Cyc
lope
ntad
iene
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
1 6
75li
-97
400.
802
Cym
ene-
p (is
opro
pyl-m
ethy
l-ben
zene
)-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
li-6
817
70.
86D
ecal
in-c
is-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
G1
7li
-43
196
0.89
6D
ecal
in-tr
ans
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
1 7
li-3
018
70.
870
Des
mod
ur R
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T O
liD
esm
odur
T-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
Oli
Des
mop
hen
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
Oli
Det
erge
nts
CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
Dex
trin
(sta
rch
gum
)M
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
Gso
vhs
Dia
ceto
ne a
lcoh
ol (4
-hyd
roxy
-4-m
ethy
l-2-
pent
anon
e)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GI 6
50li
-54
168
0.93
..0.9
4D
ibro
mom
etha
ne (e
thyl
ene
brom
ide)
-<1
00D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
C2
R I
T*
li10
132
2.2
Dib
uthy
l eth
er-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
G1
6li
-98
142
0.76
9D
ichl
orob
enze
ne -
1.2
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
50li
-17
180
1.30
6D
ichl
orob
enze
ne -
1.3
-<B
pS
1 Q
302
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li-2
517
31.
288
Dic
hlor
oben
zene
- 1.
4-
>S <
Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gso
5317
41.
248
Dic
hlor
oeth
ane
- 1.1
-<B
pS
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
X 7
100
li-9
757
1.17
5D
ichl
oroe
than
e - 1
.2-
<Bp
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GC
2 I 7
20li
-36
831.
26D
ichl
oroe
thyl
ene
- 1.1
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
GC
3 I 3
72
li-1
2232
1.21
3D
ichl
oroe
thyl
ene
- 1.2
(cis
-)-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G20
0li
-81
601.
284
Dic
hlor
oeth
ylen
e - 1
.3 (t
rans
-)-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G20
0li
-50
471.
257
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Die
sel f
uel
M-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
200.
..360
0.83
..0.8
8D
ieth
anol
amin
e (D
EA
)-
>S <
180
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
cr28
268
1.09
3D
ieth
ylam
ine
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
1 7
10li
-50
550.
711
Die
thyl
eth
er (`
ethe
r', e
thyl
eth
er)
-<B
pS
1 Q
302
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
li-1
1634
0.71
5D
ieth
ylen
e tri
amin
e-
<180
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
li-3
920
70.
959
Dig
este
r liq
uor,
acid
I<1
40S3
00cS
B3
Q1
Q1
VM
Gli
Sul
fite
chem
ical
pul
pI
>140
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G1
4D
iges
ter l
iquo
r, ba
sic
I<1
20S3
00cS
B3
Q1
Q1
EM
Gli
Sul
fate
che
mic
al p
ulp
I>1
20D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
1 4
Dig
lyco
lic a
cid
(2.2
'-oxi
diac
etic
aci
d)<S
<60
S1Q
2G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
sos
148
Dilu
ents
(sol
vent
s fo
r pai
nts/
lacq
uers
)C
-<4
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
AM
1G
Gli
Dim
ethy
l for
mam
ide
(DM
F)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GX
R I
10li
-61
153.
..154
0.94
45D
imet
hyl s
ulph
ate
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
C2
R A
T*
li-3
219
11.
33D
imet
hyl s
ulfo
xide
(DM
SO
)-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
1918
91.
104
Dim
ethy
l ter
epht
hala
te (D
MT)
- 1
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gcr
141
288
Dim
ethy
l ter
epht
hala
te (D
MT)
- 2
M>S
<B
pS1
01(H
)6
AS
GT6
FD
initr
ochl
orob
enze
ne -2
.4M
>S <
200
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
Icr
vi27
...53
315
1.68
Dip
ente
ne-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
GI
li-8
917
80.
841
Div
inyl
ben
zene
(m-)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
X I
li-6
719
90.
9289
Dod
ecyl
ben
zene
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li28
0...3
100.
863
Dye
liqu
or w
ith b
leac
hing
add
itive
sM
-<1
60S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
Dye
liqu
or w
ithou
t ble
achi
ng a
dditi
ves
M-
<140
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Edi
ble
oil
N-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Egg
flip
N-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
3 4
liE
gg y
olk
N-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
3 4
li1.
08E
lect
roph
oret
ic v
arni
shes
MS
usD
2X
Q1
Q1
VT6
FE
nam
el s
lipS
us<4
0D
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
G4
Eng
obes
(spe
cial
cla
ys)
Sus
<40
D1
111
Q1
Q1
VG
G4
Epi
chlo
rohy
drin
e (E
CH
)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GC
2 R
I T
*li
-48
117
1.18
Epo
xy re
sins
and
lacq
uers
Sus
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G4
3li
Est
ers
(not
spe
cifie
d)C
-<B
p TL
S1
Q3
11G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G7
Oli
Eth
ane
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
VG
G1
7ga
-171
-88
(+)
Eth
anol
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
710
00li
-114
780.
794(
15)
Eth
er s
ulfa
tes
C-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
liE
thyl
am
ine
(am
ino
etha
ne)
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
EG
GI 1
710
ga-8
017
(+)
Eth
yl a
ceto
acet
ate
-10
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
Gli
-45
180
1.02
5E
thyl
ben
zene
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
R I
710
0li
-94
136
0.86
7E
thyl
chl
orid
e (c
hlor
oeth
ane,
chl
oroe
thyl
)-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G1
710
00ga
-138
12(+
)E
thyl
hex
anol
(iso
octa
nol)
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li<-
7618
30.
834
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Eth
ylen
e (E
then
e)-
<-20
D1
11Th
B6
AQ
1V
T6G
11
7ga
-169
-104
(-)E
thyl
ene
chlo
rohy
drin
e (2
-chl
oroe
than
ol)
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T R
I1
li-6
312
91.
197
Eth
lene
dia
men
e-
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
A X
10li
911
60.
9D
ieth
ylen
e gl
ycol
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
li-1
024
51.
12E
thyl
ene
glyc
ol (1
.2 -e
than
edio
l, gl
ycol
)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GR
X10
li-1
119
81.
113
Tetra
ethy
lene
gly
col
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
li-6
328
1.12
8Tr
ieth
ylen
e gl
ycol
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
li-7
285
1.12
74E
thyl
ene
oxid
e-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GC
2 T
R I
6*
ga-1
1110
(-)Fa
eces
(fec
es)
N-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
liFa
ts a
nd fa
tty o
ilsN
-<2
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
Fatty
aci
dsM
->S
<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
Fatty
aci
ds (t
all o
il-)
M-
<200
S1
Q3
106
AQ
1G
M6
Mli
Fatty
alc
ohol
sul
fate
sM
<S<B
p >C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gso
Fatty
alc
ohol
sM
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liFe
rric
-pho
spha
te s
olut
ion
in m
iner
al a
cids
S<1
00D
111
RR
B1
Q1
BM
1G
G2
Ocr
2.87
Ferri
cyan
ides
M<S
<Bp
>CS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
crFi
nish
ing
agen
ts, d
ress
ing
agen
tsC
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liFi
r nee
dle
oils
M-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Fish
glu
eN
-<6
0S
1 Q
302
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G3
li0.
87..0
.88
Fish
live
r oils
N-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Fish
mea
lN
Sus
<60
S300
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
soFi
sh o
ffals
NS
us<6
0S3
00G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Fish
oils
N-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Fish
slu
rry
NS
us<6
0S3
00G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gso
Fixi
ng b
ath,
aci
dous
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liFl
ue g
as d
esul
phur
izat
ion
plan
ts (F
GD
)I
<25
<80
S300
cSB
3Q
1Q
1V
MM
liFl
uoro
acet
ic a
cid
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T 2
crs
3516
51.
369
Fluo
robo
ric a
cid
-<6
0D
109
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GT
A 2
livh
sFl
uoro
silic
ic a
cid
- 1-
<60
D1
091
Q1
BM
1G
GA
2li
vhs
Fluo
rosi
licic
aci
d - 2
<30
<25
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
MM
Form
alde
hyde
(met
hana
l)-
<100
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GC
3 S
1 3
0.5
ga-9
2-1
9(+
)Fo
rmal
in~4
0<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GT
Ili
1.12
2 40
%Fo
rmam
ide
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
li3
2210
1.13
Form
ic a
cid
- 110
0TL
D1
11R
RB
1Q
1B
M2
GG
A 2
5li
100
% 8
100
% 1
0110
0 %
1.2
2Fo
rmic
aci
d - 2
-<8
0S1
02S
GG
NZ
Q12
BM
2M
MA
Form
ic a
cid
- 3<3
0<6
0S1
02S
GG
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GA
Form
ic a
cid
-4>3
0<3
0S1
02S
GG
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GA
Form
ic a
cid
- 5>8
0<4
0S1
02S
GG
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GA
Form
ic a
cid
- 6>9
0<5
0S1
02S
GG
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GA
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Form
ic a
cid
ethy
l est
er (e
thyl
form
iate
)-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G7
100
li-8
054
0.91
7Fo
rmic
aci
d m
ethy
l est
er (m
ethy
l for
mia
te)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
T 7
100
li-1
0032
0.97
6Fo
rmyl
-n m
orph
olin
e (4
-mor
phol
ine
alde
hyde
)-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li20
... 2
324
01.
15Fr
esh
slud
ge (s
ewag
e w
orks
)-
<60
S100
cSB
GN
ZQ
12Q
22V
GG
liFr
uit j
uice
sN
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liFr
uit m
ash
Sus
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Frui
t pul
pS
us<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liFu
el o
il (b
otto
ms)
-<1
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Fuel
oil
EL
-<1
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li15
5 ..
390
<0.8
6(15
)Fu
el o
il L
-<1
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li<1
.10(
15)
Fuel
oil
M-
<120
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
<1.2
0(15
)Fu
el o
il S
-<1
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li-1
0...+
40Fu
mar
ic a
cid
<S<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
cr0.
7++
S 2
001.
625
Furfu
rol (
furfu
ral,
fura
ldeh
yde)
-<1
00D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
T R
I5
li-3
616
21.
159
Furfu
ryl a
lcoh
ol (2
-fura
ne m
etha
nol)
-<1
00S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
X I
10li
-31
170
1.13
Gal
lic a
cid
<S<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
cr1.
2++
Z 25
31.
69G
alva
nic
bath
s-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Gas
oil
- 1-
<140
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
200.
..360
Gas
oil
- 2-
<220
S1
Q3
02G
NZ
Q12
AM
1G
Gli
Gas
scr
ubbe
r wat
er-
<60
'S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liG
elat
in-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Gin
gerb
read
dou
gh-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
4vi
Gla
zing
slip
<50
<60
D1
111
Q1
Q1
VG
G4
viG
luco
se (d
extro
se, g
rape
sug
ar)
<S<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
crvh
s1.
56G
lues
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
G3
4li
Glu
tam
ic a
cid
(2-a
min
oglu
taric
aci
d)<S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
crIs
Z ~2
20G
luta
ric a
cid
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gcr
9730
31.
43G
lyco
lic a
cid
(hyd
roxy
acet
ic a
cid)
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
crhs
8019
8G
lyco
l eth
ers
M-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gli
Gly
cero
l (1,
2,3-
prop
ane
triol
)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GT
Ili
19Z2
901.
261
Gly
cols
(dio
ls),
gene
ral
M-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gli
Gyp
sum
slu
dge
<50
<60
D1
111
Q1
Q1
VG
G4
viG
ypsu
m s
uspe
nsio
ns (f
rom
FG
D, a
ll of
them
)<2
5<8
0S3
00cS
B3
Q1
Q1
VM
Gli
Hai
r lot
ions
M-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Hai
r oils
M-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Hai
r sha
mpo
osM
-<4
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liH
aloc
arbo
n-
<200
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
liH
eliu
m-
<80
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G1
ga-2
68(-)
Hep
tane
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
750
0li
-90
980.
681
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Hex
achl
orob
enze
ne (H
CB,
pe
rchl
orob
enze
ne)
M<B
pD
111
6Q
1Q
1G
M6
MT
I 3 4
cr23
132
3...3
262.
044
Hea
t Tra
nsfe
r oils
-Vap
ourp
res.
at
op.te
mp.
<1ba
r-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Hea
t Tra
nsfe
r oils
-Vap
ourp
res.
at
op.te
mp.
<1ba
r-
<220
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
AM
1G
G3
liH
eat T
rans
fer o
ils-V
apou
rpre
s.at
op
.tem
p.<2
bars
-<4
00S
1 Q
310
6A
SG
T6F
3li
Hea
t Tra
nsfe
r oils
-Vap
ourp
res.
at
op.te
mp.
>2 b
ar-
<400
D1
116
AS
GT6
F3
liH
exac
hlor
obut
adie
ne (p
erch
loro
buta
dien
e)-
<80
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
C3
Rli
-20
215
1.68
Hex
achl
oroe
than
e (p
erch
loro
etha
ne)
<S<8
0D
111
1Q
1B
VG
GT
1cr
S 1
872.
09H
exan
e-n
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
X 7
50li
-95
680.
66H
exan
one
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
G5
lI-5
712
70.
83H
op m
ash
Sus
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Hon
eyN
-<1
00D
111
1Q
1B
VG
G3
4vi
Hyd
raul
ic fl
uids
HFA
, HFB
, HFC
-<7
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liH
ydra
ulic
oils
H, H
L, H
LP-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Hyd
razi
ne-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
A C
2 T
R S
*li
211
31.
011
Hyd
riodi
c ac
id-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
A I
2li
A12
71.
7 A
57H
ydro
brom
ic a
cid
-<B
pD
111
RR
B1
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
T A
I 2
6li
A12
61.
5 A4
7.8
Hyd
roch
loric
aci
d - 1
0.04
<20
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
A 2
#7li
5 %
~101
10.5
%1.
05H
ydro
chlo
ric a
cid
- 2<2
<65
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BV
MM
A 2
#7li
10 %
~10
320
.4 %
1.10
Hyd
roch
loric
aci
d - 3
<10
<25
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BV
MM
A I
2#7
li20
% ~
110
24.3
%1.
12H
ydro
chlo
ric a
cid
- 4<3
5<2
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12B
VM
MA
I 2
#7li
25 %
~10
728
.2 %
1.14
Hyd
roch
loric
aci
d - 5
(a)
-<8
0D
109
1Q
1B
VG
GA
I 2
#7li
30 %
~95
32.1
%1.
16H
ydro
chlo
ric a
cid
- 5(b
)-
<80
D1
091
Q1
BV
GG
A I
2#7
li35
% ~
8036
.2 %
1.18
Hyd
roch
loric
aci
d - 5
(c)
-<8
0D
109
1Q
1B
VG
GA
I 2
#7li
40 %
~20
40.4
%1.
20H
ydro
cyan
ic a
cid
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
EG
GR
T 7
10li
-14
260.
687
Hyd
roflu
oric
aci
d - 1
<40
<20
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BM
1M
MT
A3
liA
112
1.12
A38
Hyd
roflu
oric
aci
d - 2
<20
<30
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BM
1M
MT
A3
li20
% 1
03H
ydro
fluor
ic a
cid
- 3-
<10
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BM
1M
MT
A3
li60
% 8
0H
ydro
fluor
ic a
cid
- 4-
<Bp
D1
091
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
T A
23
li10
0 %
20
Hyd
roge
n-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
1 7
ga-2
59-2
52(-)
Hyd
roge
n ch
lorid
e-
<60
D1
091
Q1
BM
1G
GT
1 2
35
ga-1
14-8
5(+
)H
ydro
gen
fluor
ide
-<6
0D
109
1Q
1B
M2
GG
T A
1 2
3ga
-83
19(+
)H
ydro
gen
iodi
de-
>-20
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
T A
1ga
-51
-35
(+)
Hyd
roge
n pe
roxi
de -
1<9
0<B
pD
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
G1
li0
150
1.44
67H
ydro
gen
pero
xide
- 2
<60
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Hyd
roge
n ph
osph
ide
(pho
spha
ne,
phos
phin
e)-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
10.
1ga
-133
-87
(+)
Hyd
roge
n su
lphi
de-
<100
D1
101
Q1
BM
2G
GT
7 1
10ga
-85
-60
(+)
Hyp
ochl
oric
aci
d-
<40
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
liIc
ecre
amN
-E1
01G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
viIn
sect
icid
es (a
cque
ous
solu
tion)
S<S
<Bp
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
GT
X 6
Insu
latin
g la
cque
rsS
M<2
00D
111
1Q
1A
M1
GG
3 4
soIo
dine
M<B
pD
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
GX
4 6
0.1
so0.
0311
418
44.
93Io
dofo
rm (t
riiod
ine
met
hane
)M
<200
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
4 6
sovi
123
~218
4.00
8Iro
n ch
lorid
es -
1 (F
eCl2
or F
eCl3
)<1
5<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EM
Mcr
Iron
chlo
rides
- 2
(FeC
l2 o
r FeC
l3)
<S<B
pD
109
1Q
1B
EG
Gcr
Iron
(II) s
ulfa
te<S
<80
D1
021
Q1
Q1
VG
Gcr
21.0
Iron
(III)
sulfa
te<S
<80
D1
021
Q1
Q1
VG
Gcr
sIs
obor
neol
(2-e
xo b
orna
nol)
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gso
vi21
2Is
ocya
nate
sC
M<2
00D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
T I
Isoo
ctan
e (2
.2.4
-trim
ethy
l pen
tane
)-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
li-1
0799
0.69
2Is
opho
ron
(3,5
,5-tr
imet
hyl-2
-cy
cloh
exen
e-1-
on)
-<4
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GI
5li
-821
50.
92Ja
ms,
Mar
mal
ades
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
viJe
t fue
l IP
4, IP
5M
-<4
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
7li
100.
..280
0.75
..0.8
4K
eros
ene
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li17
5...3
25~0
.8K
etch
upN
-<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G3
liK
rypt
on-
<160
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G1
ga-1
57-1
54(+
)La
cque
rsC
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
3 4
liLa
cque
r sol
vent
s-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
liLa
ctic
aci
d<S
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
GA
crvh
s53
1.20
6La
ctos
e (m
ilk s
ugar
) - 1
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
cr5.
5-23
3/25
21.
525
Lact
ose
(milk
sug
ar) -
2<2
0<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
GLa
rdN
M<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
vi36
...42
Lave
nder
oil
N-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
0.88
..0.9
0Le
ad (I
I) ac
etat
e (le
ad s
ugar
)<S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GT
cr56
(25)
75Z~
200
2.5
Leci
thin
esN
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gvi
Z~20
0Le
mon
ades
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liLe
mon
ade
syru
p-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Lign
ine
sulfo
nic
acid
<S<1
00D
102
1Q
1B
M1
GG
4so
Lign
ine
hydr
ogen
sul
fite
<S<1
00D
102
1Q
1B
M1
GG
4so
Lign
ine
tar o
il - 1
N-
<140
S102
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
250.
..350
0.85
...1.
0Li
gnin
e ta
r oil
- 2-
<200
S102
(H)
GN
ZQ
12A
M1
GG
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Lim
e po
wde
r sus
pens
ion
(cal
cium
ca
rbon
ate)
- 1
<10
<80
S102
cSB
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
cr0.
001
Z 82
52.
95Li
me
pow
der s
uspe
nsio
n (c
alci
um
carb
onat
e) -
2<1
0<8
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
Q12
VG
G6
Lim
e po
wde
r sus
pens
ion
(cal
cium
ca
rbon
ate)
- 3
<50
<80
S300
cSB
3Q
1Q
1V
GG
Lim
e m
ilk (s
uspe
nsio
n of
cal
cium
hy
drox
ide)
- 1
<10
<80
S102
cSB
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
cr0.
17-
2.23
Lim
e m
ilk (s
uspe
nsio
n of
cal
cium
hy
drox
ide)
- 2
<10
<80
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
12V
GG
6Li
me
milk
(sus
pens
ion
of c
alci
um
hydr
oxid
e) -
3<5
0<8
0S3
00cS
B3
Q1
Q1
VG
GLi
nsee
d oi
lN
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li0.
92..0
.94
Lint
ers
NS
us<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
Gso
Liqu
ifiel
d ga
ses
acc.
to D
IN 5
1622
M-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12A
VG
G7
gaLi
queu
rs, l
ique
ur w
ines
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liLi
quor
ice
N-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
4vi
Lith
ium
bro
mid
e<S
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
61.5
54.7
1265
3.46
5Li
thiu
m c
hlor
ide
-1<S
<20
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
45.0
613
1360
2.06
8Li
thiu
m c
hlor
ide
-2<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G2
Live
r sau
sage
mas
s-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
Lubr
icat
ion
oils
C-
>S <
140
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Lyso
l-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Mag
nesi
um c
hlor
ide
- 1<3
0<2
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
cr35
.270
814
122.
31..2
.33
Mag
nesi
um c
hlor
ide
- 2<S
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VM
MM
agne
sium
hyd
roge
n su
lfite
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
crM
agne
sium
hyd
roxi
de -
1<1
0<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
Gcr
vls
2.36
Mag
nesi
um h
ydro
xide
- 2
<20
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
Mag
nesi
um h
ydro
xide
- 3
<40
<80
D1
111
Q1
Q1
EG
GM
agne
sium
nitr
ate
<S<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gso
41.5
891.
64M
agne
sium
sul
fate
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
cr25
.811
242.
66M
alei
c ac
id<S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
79(2
5)13
0...1
401.
590
Mal
ic a
cid
<S<6
0>C
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
hs10
0...1
32M
alon
ic a
cid
<S<7
0D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
cr78
(25)
Z 13
51.
519
Man
gane
se (I
I)-ch
lorid
e<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G2
cr42
.365
011
902.
977
Man
gane
se (I
I)-ni
trate
<S<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
cr56
.726
1.82
Man
gane
se (I
I)-su
lfate
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gso
38.7
700
Z850
3.25
Man
gane
se (I
II) -s
ulfa
te<S
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
crZ
160
3.24
Man
gane
se (I
V)-s
ulfa
te<S
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
cr
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Man
ure,
liqu
idN
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
Gli
Mas
ut -
1-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Mas
ut -
2-
<200
S102
GN
ZQ
12A
M1
GG
liM
ayon
nais
e-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
Mea
t jui
ce, m
eat b
roth
N-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
MD
EA -
Met
hyl d
ieth
anol
amin
e-
<180
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GI
li24
6-24
91.
04M
elam
ine
resi
nsC
-<1
00D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
3 4
liM
ercu
rous
chl
orid
e (d
isso
lved
in b
enze
ne)
<S<1
00D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
X 2
crvi
S 3
837.
15M
ercu
ric c
hlor
ide
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
GT
A 2
cr6.
2++
276
302
5.44
Mer
curic
nitr
ates
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
GT
crvh
sM
ercu
ry-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
T 4
60.
01li
-38
356
13.5
939
Mes
ityl o
xide
-<B
pS
1 Q
311
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
X 3
25li
-42
130
0.85
4M
etal
wor
king
lubr
ican
ts (f
or fi
nish
ing
mac
hine
s)-
<80
D1
111
Q1
Q1
VG
Gli
Met
al w
orki
ng lu
bric
ants
(for
oth
er
mac
hine
tool
s)-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
liM
etha
rcyc
lic a
cid
met
hyl e
ster
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
S I
750
li-4
810
00.
944
Met
hyl m
etha
cryl
ate
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
S I
750
li-4
810
00.
944
Met
hane
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1A
VG
G1
7ga
-182
-161
(-)M
etha
nol (
met
hyl a
lcoh
ol)
-<6
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GT
R 7
200
li-9
864
0.78
7(25
)M
ethy
l acr
ylat
e (a
cryl
ic a
cid
met
hyl e
ster
)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GT
I S 7
5li
-75
800.
954
Met
hyl b
rom
ide
(bro
mom
etha
ne)
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
C3
T R
1 2
5ga
-94
4(+
)M
ethy
l Iso
prop
yl k
eton
e (3
-Met
hyl-2
-B
utan
one)
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
I 7li
-92
950.
80M
ethy
l chl
orid
e-
<80
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GC
3 X
750
ga-9
7-2
5(+
)M
ethy
l cyc
lohe
xano
ne-
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GR
X50
li-7
3...-
1416
5...1
700.
92..0
.93
Met
hyl n
apht
alin
es -
1-
<160
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li-2
224
51.
020
Met
hyl n
apht
alin
es -
2M
<160
S102
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
crvi
3524
11.
005
Met
hyl-4
-pen
tano
ne-2
-<1
00S1
O2
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
710
0li
-84
117
0.80
08
Met
hyl-N
pyr
rolid
one
-1-m
ethy
l-2-
pyrr
olid
inon
e,N
MP
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GI
100
li-2
420
61.
028
Met
hyle
ne c
hlor
ide
(dic
hlor
omet
hane
)-
<80
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GC
3 X
1 3
410
0li
-96
401.
325
Milk
N-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Min
eral
oils
C-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Mis
cella
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liM
olas
ses
-<1
00S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
3 4
liM
udS
us<4
0S
3 Q
310
cSB
3Q
1Q
1V
MG
liM
usta
rd-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
vi
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Mus
tard
mas
hS
us<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liN
apth
aM
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
30...
>200
Nap
htha
lene
M<B
pS
1 Q
310
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
Icr
vi81
218
1.02
..1.2
5N
apht
heni
c ac
ids
M-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Nap
htho
l dye
s - 1
M<S
<140
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
Nap
htho
l dye
s - 2
M<S
<140
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gcr
Nap
hthy
lam
ine
- 1M
<150
S102
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
Xcr
0.17
5030
11.
13N
apht
hyla
min
e - 2
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
C1
R T
*cr
Is +
+11
330
61.
216
Nat
ural
gas
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1A
VG
G1
7ga
Neo
n-
<80
D1
111
Q1
BN
GG
1ga
-248
-247
(-)N
icke
l (II)
-chl
orid
e<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
2cr
38.0
1030
3.35
Nic
kel (
II)-s
ulfa
te<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
cr27
.5Z
>840
3.68
Nitr
atin
g ac
idM
-<8
0D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
2li
Nitr
ic a
cid
- 1<4
0<2
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GA
82
li10
%-6
10%
102
10%
1.0
54N
itric
aci
d - 2
<30
<90
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
1G
GA
82
li20
%-1
820
% 1
0420
% 1
.115
Nitr
ic a
cid
- 3<5
0<8
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
Q1
M1
GG
A 8
2li
30%
-36
30%
107
30%
1.1
80N
itric
aci
d - 4
<60
<70
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
1G
GA
82
li40
%-2
840
% 1
1140
% 1
.246
Nitr
ic a
cid
- 5<7
0<6
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
Q1
M1
GG
A 8
2li
50%
-19
50%
115
50%
1.3
10N
itric
aci
d - 6
<80
<50
S1
Q3
10R
RQ
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
1G
GA
82
li60
%-2
160
% 1
1860
% 1
.367
Nitr
ic a
cid
- 7<9
0<3
0S
1 Q
310
RR
QG
NZ
Q12
Q1
M1
GG
A 8
2li
70%
-41
70%
120
70%
1.4
13N
itric
aci
d, fu
min
g - 1
<90
<Bp
S21
SG
GN
ZQ
12V1
T1M
1G
A 2
82
li80
%-3
880
% 1
1380
% 1
.452
Nitr
ic a
cid,
fum
ing
- 2<9
0<B
pS2
1S
GG
NZ
Q12
V1T1
M1
GA
2 8
2li
90%
-65
90%
96
90%
1.4
83N
itric
aci
d, fu
min
g - 3
<90
<Bp
S21
SG
GN
ZQ
12V1
T1M
1G
A 2
82
li10
0%-4
110
0% 8
310
0% 1
.513
Nitr
oben
zene
-<8
0D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T R
1li
5 ...
621
11.
1986
7N
itrog
en-
<100
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
1ga
-210
-196
(-)N
itrog
lyce
rin-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
T R
90.
05li
14Ex
pl. 2
561.
59N
itrom
etha
ne-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GX
I 7li
-29
101
1.13
Nitr
osyl
sul
furic
aci
d (n
itros
yl h
ydro
gen
sulfa
te)
<S<8
0D
222
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
T A
cr27
3N
onyl
phe
nol
M<2
20S
1 Q
201
(H)
6A
SM
7T6
G1
Avi
295.
..304
0.96
8O
ctan
e-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
500
liin
s-5
712
60
703
Oct
yl p
heno
l (4-
tert.
)M
<220
S1
Q2
01(H
)6
AS
M7
T6G
1so
72...
74Z8
0...2
830.
89(9
0)O
ils (n
ot s
peci
fied)
C-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Oil
lacq
uer p
aint
sM
-<4
0D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
3 4
liO
leic
aci
d-
<ZS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
3li
16Z8
0...1
000.
8935
Oliv
e oi
lN
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li~6
0.91
..0.9
2O
xalic
aci
d - 1
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
VM
MA
R I
Xcr
9.0+
+m
.from
100
1.90
1(25
)O
xalic
aci
d - 2
<S<2
5S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GA
R I
XO
xazo
lidin
ones
-2 (o
xazo
lidon
es)
M<2
00D
111
(H)
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
G3
4cr
85...
8922
0(64
)
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Ozo
ne-
<40
D1
111
Q1
AV
GG
T 1
ga-1
92-1
12(+
)P
alat
al-
<60
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
3li
Pal
miti
c ac
idM
<200
S101
(H)
6B
Q1
M7
M6
G1
cr63
390
0.85
77P
araf
fin w
axes
MM
<160
S102
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
Par
affin
s, p
araf
fin o
ilC
-<1
60S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liP
aste
(for
glu
ing)
M<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
G3
4vi
P-3
lye,
cle
an,
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
liP
-3 ly
e; c
onta
iniin
g fa
ts, o
ils a
nd d
irtI
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
M1
GG
liP
eanu
t oil
N-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Isop
enta
ne (2
-met
hyl b
utan
e)-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
1000
li-1
5827
Neo
pent
ane
(2.2
-dim
ethy
lpro
pane
)-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
1000
ga-1
99
Pen
tane
-n-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
1000
li-1
3036
0.62
62P
enta
nols
M-
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
I Xli
</=
-75
>/=
116
>0.8
1P
etro
l(gas
olen
e,ga
s)un
lead
ed,
regu
lara
ndsu
perg
rade
M-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
li40
...20
00.
72..0
.76
Pet
rola
tum
MM
<160
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
38...
60>3
000.
82..0
.88
Pet
role
umN
-<1
60S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li15
0...2
80P
etro
l-met
hano
l mix
ture
M-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G7
liP
heno
l (ca
rbol
ic a
cid)
M<B
pD
111
1Q
1A
M1
GG
A T
R5
so33
182
1.06
Phe
nol-c
reso
l mix
ture
sM
<180
D1
111
Q1
AM
1G
GA
T R
I5
Phe
nol e
ther
(Phe
nyl e
ther
)C
-<1
00D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
T O
liP
heno
lic re
sins
C<2
00D
111
1Q
1A
M1
GG
3 O
liP
heny
lace
tic a
cid
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
3cr
1.8+
+76
266
1.08
Phe
nyle
ne d
iam
ine-
m<S
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GC
3 T
I*
crvh
s63
287
1.11
Phe
nyle
ne d
iam
ine-
o<S
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GC
2 T
*cr
Is10
2...1
0425
6...2
581.
27P
heny
lene
dia
min
e-p
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
C3
T R
I S
0.1m
gcr
4.7
145.
..147
267
1.13
5P
hosg
ene
(car
bony
l dic
hlor
ide,
ch
loro
carb
onic
aci
d)-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GT
0.1
ga-1
287
(+)
Pho
spha
tizin
g so
lutio
n-Zi
nc<S
<60
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
liP
hosp
hatiz
ing
solu
tion-
Iron
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Pho
spho
ric a
cids
(ra
w a
cid,
pro
duce
d th
erm
ally
)-1
<55
<80
S300
3Q
1Q
1V
M2
Gli
Pho
spho
ric a
cids
(raw
aci
d, p
rodu
ced
th
erm
ally
)-2
<55
<120
D1
091
Q1
BM
1G
G2
6li
Pho
spho
ric a
cids
(raw
aci
d, p
rodu
ced
wet
) - 1
<65
<80
S300
cSB
4Q
1Q
1V
MG
liP
hosp
horic
aci
ds (r
aw a
cid,
pro
duce
d w
et) -
2<6
5<1
60D
111
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
G2
6li
Pho
spho
ric a
cids
(pur
e ac
id) -
1<6
5<4
0S
1 Q
209
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G6
li
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Pho
spho
ric a
cids
(pur
e ac
id) -
2<6
5<8
0S
1 Q
209
GN
ZQ
12B
VM
M6
liP
hosp
horic
aci
ds (s
uper
pho
spho
ric a
cid)
<85
<160
D1
111
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
2 6
liP
hosp
horo
us p
enta
chlo
ride
<S<6
0D
111
SG
1Q
1B
M1
GG
A T
2 3
1mg
crvh
s2.
114
Pht
halic
aci
d<S
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GI
cr0.
57++
~208
1.59
Pht
halic
aci
d an
hydr
ide
<S<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
I1m
gcr
s13
129
51.
527
Pht
hala
te -
Benz
yl b
utyl
(BB
P)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li28
0(27
)1.
093
Pht
hala
te -
Dia
llyl
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
190(
23)
1.12
2P
htha
late
- D
ibut
yl (D
BP)
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
340
1.04
7P
htha
late
- D
idec
yl-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li3.
..5P
htha
late
- D
idec
yl (D
EP)
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
298
1.11
8P
htha
late
- D
iisob
utyl
(DIB
P)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li30
5...3
151.
049
Pht
hala
te -
Diis
odec
yl (D
IDP
)-
<100
S101
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li25
5(7)
0.96
..0.9
7P
htha
late
- D
iison
onyl
(DIN
P)
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
270(
27)
~0.9
7P
htha
late
- D
iiaoo
ctyl
(DIO
P)-
<100
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
G6
10m
gli
228(
7)~0
.985
Pht
hala
te -
Di-(
met
hyl g
lyco
l)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li20
4(7)
1.17
Pht
hala
te -
Dim
ethy
l (D
MP)
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
284
1.19
1P
htha
late
- D
inon
yl-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
li27
5(27
)0.
978
Pht
hala
te -
Dio
ctyl
(DO
P)
-<1
00S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
610
mg
li21
6(7)
0.98
6P
htha
late
- D
ipen
tyl
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
340.
..345
1.02
6P
htha
late
- D
iphe
nyl
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gli
405
1.28
Pic
ric a
cid
(2,4
,6-tr
initr
ophe
nol)
<S<4
0D
111
1Q
1B
VG
GT
R 9
0.1m
gcr
1.14
++12
2...1
231.
69P
ickl
ing
brin
e (a
qu. s
ol. o
f 15.
..20%
NaC
l)<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liP
ine
oil
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li18
0...2
3009
0...0
.97
Pot
assi
um b
rom
ide
- 1<S
<25
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BV
MM
6cr
39.4
732
1435
2.75
Pot
assi
um b
rom
ide
- 2<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
2.6
Pot
assi
um c
arbo
nate
(pot
ash)
<S<1
00S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G6
cr52
.589
12.
428
Pot
assi
um c
hlor
ate
- 1<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GX
2 8
cr6.
5++
370
2.34
Pot
assi
um c
hlor
ate
- 2<S
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
X 8
Pot
assi
um c
hlor
ide
- 1<S
<60
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BE
MM
6cr
25.5
776
1.98
4P
otas
sium
chl
orid
e - 2
<50
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GP
otas
ium
cya
nate
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
cr41
.131
52.
056
Pot
assi
um c
yani
de<S
<80
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
Gcr
40.4
605
1.58
Pot
assi
um d
ichr
omat
e - 1
<S<4
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GI 6
cr11
.339
62.
7P
otas
sium
dic
hrom
ate
- 2<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GI 2
6P
otas
sium
hyd
roge
n ca
rbon
ate-
pota
ssiu
m b
icar
bona
te<S
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
6cr
25.0
Z ~2
002.
17P
otas
sium
hyp
ochl
orite
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
M2
MM
liP
otas
sium
nitr
ate
<S<6
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
G6
cr24
.033
42.
109
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Pot
assi
um p
erm
anga
nate
- 1
(E: 9
0 C
; V
: 60
C)
<S<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GX
3 8
cr6.
0++
Z ~2
402.
703
Pot
assi
um p
erm
anga
nate
- 2
(E: 9
0 C
; V
: 60
C)
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
X 3
8
Pot
assi
um p
erox
odis
ulph
ate(
pota
sium
pe
rsul
fate
)<2
0<6
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
3 8
cr4.
5++
Z ~1
00P
otas
sium
pho
sfat
es<S
<Bp
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
3cr
hsP
otas
sium
sili
cate
s<2
0<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
EG
G3
4cr
Pot
assi
um s
ulfa
te<S
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
3cr
10.0
1069
1689
2.67
Pol
ygly
cols
(pol
yalk
ylen
e gl
ycol
s)<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liP
otat
o m
ash
Sus
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Pot
ato
scra
ppin
gsN
<30
<60
S100
cSB
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
Pot
ato
star
chN
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
G3
4P
ropa
ne, l
ique
fied
->-
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
AV
GG
710
00ga
-187
-42
(+)
Pro
pane
diol
-1.2
(pro
pyle
ne g
lyco
l)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
-60
188
1.03
81P
ropa
nedi
ol-1
.3 (t
rimet
hyle
ne g
lyco
l)-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
214
1.05
97P
ropa
nol -
1 (n
-pro
pyle
ne a
lcoh
ol)
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
7li
-127
970.
804
Pro
pano
l - 2
(iso
prop
yl a
lcoh
ol)
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
7li
-89
820.
7855
Pro
pene
, liq
uefie
d-
>-20
S102
GN
ZQ
12A
VG
G7
ga-1
85-4
8(+
)P
ropi
ne ,
lique
fied
->-
20S1
02G
NZ
Q12
AV
GG
1000
ga-1
03-2
3(+
)P
ropi
nald
ehyd
e(pr
epan
al, p
ropy
lald
ehyd
e)-
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
1 7
li-8
149
0.80
7P
rope
nioc
aci
d-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GA
I10
li-2
214
10.
992
Pro
pyl a
ceta
te-1
(n-p
ropy
l ace
tate
)-
<80
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G7
200
li-9
210
20.
887
Pro
pyl a
ceta
te-2
(iso
prop
yl a
ceta
te)
-<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
720
0li
-73
900.
872
Pro
pyle
ne o
xide
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
KG
GC
2 T
7li
-112
350.
859
Pul
p (c
ellu
lose
<1.5
% d
ry w
eigh
t)<9
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
GP
ulp
(cel
lulo
se<3
% d
ry w
eigh
t)<9
0S1
00cS
BG
NZ
Q12
Q12
VG
GP
ulp
(cel
lulo
se>3
% d
ry w
iegh
t)<9
0S3
00cS
B3
Q1
Q1
VG
GP
ydra
ul-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gli
Pyr
idin
e-
<40
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
GX
75
li-4
211
50.
982
Pyr
ogal
lol (
pyro
galic
aci
d)<S
<100
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
GX
3cr
30(1
3)13
3...1
3430
91.
453
Pyr
rolid
one
- 1<S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M3
GG
crvh
s25
Z~25
01.
116
Pyr
rolid
one
- 2M
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M3
GG
Que
nchi
ng o
ilM
-<2
00S1
08a
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
1G
Gli
Ref
riger
ant o
il s
atur
ated
with
R...
M-
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12A
M4
GG
liR
128
2-
<25
S102
GN
ZQ
12A
M1
GG
10-1
4123
2.21
5R
14
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
1 4
ga-1
84-1
28(+
)R
21
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
X 1
410
ga-1
359
(+)
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
R 2
2-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
450
0ga
-160
-41
(+)
R 2
3-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-155
-82
(+)
R 3
2-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-136
-52
(+)
R 1
16-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-101
-78
(+)
R 1
33a
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
1 4
ga-1
016
(+)
R 1
42b
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
1 4
1000
ga-1
31-1
0(+
)R
143
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
1 4
ga-1
11-4
7(+
)R
152
a-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-117
-25
(+)
R 2
18-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-183
-37
(+)
R 6
10-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-2(+
)R
112
a (1
)-
<20
S102
GN
ZQ
12A
M4
GG
li-1
2720
1.55
5R
112
a (2
)-
>20
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4R
111
3-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
G1
4ga
-158
-28
(+)
R 1
122
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
1 4
ga-1
38-1
8(+
)R
113
2a-
>-40
D1
111
Q1
BM
4G
GC
3 1
4ga
-144
-86
(+)
RC
318
->-
40D
111
1Q
1B
M4
GG
1 4
ga-4
1-6
(+)
Sac
char
ose
(sug
ar)
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
VG
G3
4cr
66.7
185.
..186
1.58
8S
alic
yclic
aci
d - 1
<S<2
5S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
crvh
s15
7...1
5921
1(27
)1.
44S
alic
yclic
aci
d - 2
M<1
80D
111
(H)
1Q
1B
M2
GG
2 3
Sal
t mas
h<S
<Bp
S3
Q3
094
Q1
Q1
VM
G2
4 6
liS
ewag
e sl
udge
M<8
0S1
08 a
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
viD
isilic
one
Hex
achl
orid
e (h
exac
hlor
odis
ilane
)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G1
3li
-114
71.
58S
ilicon
Tet
rach
lorid
e (te
trach
loro
sila
ne)
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
1 3
li-7
057
1.48
3S
ilver
nitr
ate
<S<B
pS
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
2G
GA
cr68
.321
2Z4
444.
352
Ski
n cr
eam
sM
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
viS
oap
solu
tion
-<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liS
oft s
oap
->S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
Soo
t wat
er m
ixtu
re<1
0<B
pS1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Soy
abea
n oi
lN
-<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li-1
6...-
100.
92S
odiu
mM
<200
D1
11(H
)1
Q1
Q1
M1
GG
A 7
so98
892
0.97
1S
odiu
m a
ceta
te<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
crhs
581.
54S
odiu
m c
arbo
nate
<S<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G1
4cr
17.9
854
2.53
2S
odiu
m c
hlor
ate
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
X 3
8cr
49.5
248.
..261
2.49
Sod
ium
chl
orid
e - 1
<S<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EM
M3
6cr
26.5
801
1440
2.16
4S
odiu
m c
hlor
ide
- 2<5
<30
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
GS
odiu
m c
hlor
ite<S
<25
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
Xcr
hsZ
~180
Sod
ium
cya
nide
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
T R
5cr
36.7
564
1496
1.54
6S
odiu
m d
ichr
omat
e (V
I)<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GC
2 T
I*
cr65
.035
7Z>
400
2.52
Sod
ium
dis
ulfit
e<S
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
cr39
.0Z
>150
1.48
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Sod
ium
dith
ioni
te<S
<60
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
GI X
3cr
18.3
Z ~8
02.
37S
odiu
m h
ydro
gen
carb
onat
e<S
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
cr8.
6Z
>65
2.15
9S
odiu
m ti
carb
onat
e, b
icar
bona
te o
f am
mon
ia<S
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
cr8.
6Z
>65
2.15
9S
odiu
m h
ydro
gen
sulfa
te<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
cr22
.2++
186
2.10
3S
odiu
m h
ydro
gen
sulfi
de<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BV
GG
A I 3
7cr
vhs
350
1.79
Sod
ium
hyp
ochl
orite
(chl
orin
e bl
each
ing
lye)
<S<3
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
M2
MM
Acr
34.6
Sod
ium
met
aalu
min
ate
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
EG
Gcr
s16
50S
odiu
m n
itrat
e<S
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
Gcr
46.4
307
2.26
1S
odiu
m n
itrite
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
T 3
8cr
45.0
271
Z320
2.17
Sod
ium
per
bora
te -
1<1
0<2
5S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
3 6
crIs
651.
731
Sod
ium
per
bora
te -
2<1
0<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
2 3
6S
odiu
m p
erch
lora
te<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GX
2 3
8cr
66.5
Z 48
22.
50S
odiu
m p
erox
ide
(sod
ium
sup
erox
ide)
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1Q
1M
2G
GA
2 3
8cr
s66
0Z7
502.
805
Sod
ium
pho
spha
tes
<S<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
3 6
crIs
- vh
sS
odiu
m s
ilica
tes
(wat
er g
lass
)<S
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
3 4
crs
Sod
ium
sul
phat
e (g
laub
er s
alt)
<S<8
0S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
EG
G3
cr16
.288
42.
68S
odiu
m s
ulph
ite<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1E
GG
cr20
.92.
633
Sod
ium
thio
cyan
ate
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
EG
GI R
5cr
57.5
323
1.73
Sod
ium
thio
sulfa
te<S
<80
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
3cr
41.0
2.11
9S
pina
ch m
ash
N-
<80
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gvi
Ste
am-
<180
D1
111
Q1
BE
GG
1li
100
Ste
aric
aci
d (o
ctad
ecan
ic a
cid)
M<1
30S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
Gso
0.03
69...
7135
9...3
830.
845
Stro
ntiu
m c
hlor
ide
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
2cr
34.5
872
3.09
4S
tront
ium
nitr
ate
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
2cr
41.0
645
2.93
Sty
rene
(vin
yl b
enze
ne, p
heny
l eth
ylen
e)-
<80
S3
Q3
11X
SB
M1
GG
I 7 3
420
li-3
314
60.
909
Sic
cini
c ac
id<S
<Bp
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
cr6.
5++
186
235
1.56
Sug
ar ju
ices
(thi
ck)
>70
<95
D1
111
Q1
Q1
VG
GS
ugar
juic
es (t
hin)
<20
<100
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
12V
GG
Sug
ar ju
ices
(Cla
irce)
>70
<95
D1
111
Q1
U4
VG
GS
ugar
juic
es (R
aw ju
ice)
<20
<70
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
12V
GG
Sul
fur c
hlor
ide
(Dis
ulph
ur d
ichl
orid
e)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GA
I 2
1li
-80
136
Sul
fur c
hlor
ide
(sul
fur d
ichl
orid
e)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GA
2li
-78
Z59
1.62
1(15
)S
ulfu
r dio
xide
-<8
0D
111
1Q
1B
EG
GT
12
ga-7
5-1
0(+
)S
ulfu
r pen
taflu
orid
e, D
isul
fur d
ecaf
luor
ide
-<B
pS
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
GG
li-9
229
2.08
(0)
S F
(Dis
ulfu
r difl
uorid
e, th
ioth
iony
l flu
orid
e)-
<60
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
G1
0.02
5ga
-164
~-11
(+)
Sul
fur h
exaf
luor
ide
-<6
0D
111
1Q
1B
M2
GG
110
00ga
S-6
4(+
)S
ulfu
r tet
raflu
orid
e-
<6-
D1
111
Q1
BM
2G
GT
1ga
-121
-40
(+)
Sul
fur,
mol
ten
- 1M
<220
S101
(H)
6A
SM
7T6
G1
cr11
0...1
192.
07S
ulfu
r, m
olte
n - 2
M<2
20S1
01H
GN
ZQ
12A
M1
GG
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Sul
fur t
rioxi
de (m
olte
n or
gas
eous
)-
>S<1
60D
109
1Q
1Q
1M
1G
G1
2 3
4cr
17...
62
451.
97..2
.00
Sul
furic
aci
d - 1
<10
<20
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
5%-2
5% 1
015%
1.0
32S
ulfu
ric a
cid
- 2<1
0<8
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
MM
10%
-510
% 1
0210
% 1
.066
Sul
furic
aci
d - 3
<20
<70
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BM
1M
M20
%-1
420
% 1
0520
% 1
.139
Sul
furic
aci
d - 4
<96
<50
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
BV
MM
40%
-68
40%
113
40%
1.3
03S
ulfu
ric a
cid
- 5>8
0<3
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
60%
-29
60%
140
60%
1.4
98S
ulfu
ric a
cid
- 6>9
0<4
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
80%
-180
% 2
0580
% 1
.727
Sul
furic
aci
d - 7
(a)
>90
<80
S1
Q3
09G
NZ
Q12
Q1
M1
MM
96%
-11
96%
310
96%
1.8
35S
ulfu
ric a
cid
- 7(b
)>9
0<8
0S
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12Q
1M
1M
M98
% +
298
% 3
3098
% 1
.836
Sul
furic
aci
d, fu
min
g(ol
eum
) - 1
<40
<90
S300
4Q
1Q
1M
1M
G40
%~1
00S
ulfu
ric a
cid,
fum
ing(
oleu
m) -
2<6
0<6
0S1
01G
NZ
Q12
Q1
M1
MM
60%
~70
Sul
furo
us a
cid
(acq
ueou
s so
lutio
n of
S
O2)
- 1
<S<B
pS
1 Q
309
GN
ZQ
12B
M2
MM
T 2
li18
.6S
ulfu
rous
aci
d (a
cque
ous
solu
tion
of
SO
2) -
2<S
<20
S1
Q2
02G
NZ
Q12
BE
GG
Syn
thet
ic re
sin
lacq
uers
and
glu
es-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
G3
4li
Tall
oil,
crud
eM
<120
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
AM
1G
G3
viTa
ll oi
l fat
y ac
ids
- 1M
<200
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
AM
1M
M3
soTa
ll oi
l fat
ty a
cids
- 2
M>2
00S
1 Q
310
6A
Q1
Y3M
6M
3so
Tall
oil p
itch
M<1
50S
1 Q
310
GN
ZQ
12A
M1
MG
3so
Tall
oil r
esin
(aci
ds) -
1M
<200
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
AM
1M
M3
soTa
ll oi
l res
in (a
cids
) - 2
M>2
00S
1 Q
310
6A
Q1
GM
6M
3Ta
llow
M<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
so40
...70
Tann
ery
was
te w
ater
, pH
=9 -
11-
<40
s102
GN
ZQ
12B
VG
Gli
Tann
ines
(nat
ural
pol
yphe
nols
)M
<S<1
00S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
sohs
Tarta
ric a
cid
<S<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
liTa
urin
e (2
-am
inoe
than
esul
foni
c ac
id)
<S<8
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
Gcr
hsZ
328
Terp
heny
l-m (1
.3-d
iphe
nyl b
enze
ne)
M<1
80S
1 Q
310
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
3cr
86...
8936
5Te
rphe
nyl-o
(1.2
-dio
heny
l ben
zene
)M
<180
S1
Q3
10(H
)G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
G3
cr57
...58
332
Terp
heny
l-p (1
.4-d
iphe
nyl b
enze
ne)
M<B
pS
1 Q
310
(H)
6A
SG
T6F
3cr
209.
..215
376.
..388
1.23
4Te
st P
etro
ls, t
est g
asol
ines
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BV
GG
li13
0...2
20Te
trabr
omom
etha
ne (a
cety
lene
te
trabr
omom
ide)
-<1
60D
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
1li
015
1(72
)2.
9673
Tetra
chlo
roet
hane
(ace
tyle
ne te
trach
lorid
e)-
<Bp
D1
111
Q1
BM
1G
GC
3 R
1li
-36
146
1.59
53Te
trach
loro
ethy
lene
(per
chlo
roet
hyle
ne)
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
BM
1G
G50
li-2
312
11.
63Te
trach
loro
ethy
lene
, con
tam
inat
ed-
<60
S102
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
Tetra
hydr
ofur
ane
(tetra
met
hyle
ne o
xide
, O
xolo
n)-
<40
S1
Q3
10G
NZ
Q12
BM
2G
G7
620
0li
-108
650.
8892
Tetra
hydr
othi
ophe
ne -
1.1-
diox
ide
(Sul
fola
n)M
<60
S102
(H)
GN
ZQ
12B
M1
GG
Xcr
2728
51.
26l
Remark
Conc. %
Temp °C
Arrangement
Aux_pipe
MEASURE
Seal Type
Seal face
Seat
O-Rings
Spring
Other metal parts
Hazard
TLV_value
Norm. Condition
Solubility
Melting temp. °C
Boiling point
Density
Thic
k liq
uor (
sulfi
te c
hem
ical
pul
p)M
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
Thio
lsM
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
0.5
liTi
tani
um d
ioxi
de (s
olut
ion
in s
ulfu
ric a
cid)
<S<1
80S3
00cS
BX
Q1
Q1
TM
GTi
tani
um d
ioxi
de (s
uspe
nsio
n in
wat
er)
<40
<Bp
S3
Q3
11X
U2
Q1
EG
G4
cr>1
800
3.90
..4.2
6Ti
tano
us c
hlor
ide
(tita
nium
tric
hlor
ide)
<S<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
2 3
crhs
Z440
2.64
Tita
nic
chlo
ride
(tita
nium
tetra
chlo
ride)
-<B
pD
111
1Q
1B
M1
GG
2 3
li-2
513
61.
762
Toba
cco
emul
sion
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
Q1
VG
Gli
Tolu
ene
-<6
0S1
02G
NZ
Q12
AM
1G
G7
100
li-9
511
10.
866
Toot
h pa
stes
M-
<40
S102
GN
ZQ
12Q
1V
GG
viTr
ibut
yl p
hosp
hate
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STERLINGGNZ
Instructions de montageet de mise en service
Conseils de sécuritéVeuillez lire attentivement ces conseils.En cas de doute prenez contact avec STERLING.Les garnitures mécaniques STERLINGGNZ sont descomposants de haute précision, dont le maniementexige de grandes précautions et des connaissancesspécifiques. Il convient de respecter les prescrip-tions de sécurité du travail, de prévention des acci-dents, de maniement des matières dangereuses.Les interventions sur les garnitures mécaniquesdoivent impérativement se faire machines arrêtées,sans pression, et refroidies. N'effectuez aucune mo-dification ou transformation des garnitures (risquede défaillance de la garniture et perte de garantie).Utilisez uniquement des pièces de rechange d'ori-gine STERLING.Pour votre sécurité, les réparations éventuelles nedoivent être exécutées que par STERLING.
Général i tés • • • • • Nettoyer l'enceinte de montage, vérifier s'il y a desdétériorations.Vérifier les dimensions de montage et de raccorde-ment, le faux rond et le voile entre arbre et boîtier. • • • • • La surface de l'arbre doit présenter une rugositéde R
max 5 µm au niveau des éléments d'étanchéité
dynamique (joints toriques). Les faces d'étanchéitépour les joints toriques statiques doivent être réali-sées avec R
z 10 µm ou mieux...
• • • • • Les bords, les saillies et épaulements qui entrenten contact avec les éléments d'étanchéité lors dumontage (joints toriques) sont à chanfreiner ou àarrondir d'une manière suffisante (ex.2 mm x 30°ou selon DIN 24960). • • • • • Le montage est à effectuer dans des conditionsd'extrême propreté et avec beaucoup de soins. Nejamais forcer au risque d'amener des déformationsirréversibles ou des ruptures de pièces. • • • • • L'ordre de montage et de démontage de la garni-ture mécanique dépend de la conception de la ma-chine. • • • • • Pour réduire les frottements, mouiller à l'eau ou àl'alcool toutes les surfaces sur lesquelles vont glisserles joints toriques lors du montage ou les lubrifier àla graisse de silicone. • • • • • Observer les instructions spéciales sur l'emma-gasinage et le maniement des pièces en élastomère. • • • • • Ne mettez pas les joints en Ethylène-propylèneen contact avec des lubrifiants à base d'huiles miné-rales. • • • • • Monter les joints à double revêtement de PTFE defaçon que l'ouverture de l'enveloppe externe soitorientée dans le sens inverse à celui du montage(A), voir figure. • • • • • Ne jamais enduire les faces de friction de lubri-fiant, monter à l'état totalement sec, propre et sanspoussière. • • • • • Le dispositif d'entraînement de la garnitureSTERLINGGNZ est indépendant du sens de rotation,serrer les vis sans tête en commençant par la visopposée à la rainure, freinez les avec du LoctiteN°241.
UtilisationLa garniture mécanique STERLINGGNZ exploitée dansle respect des prescriptions n'exige aucun entretienmais est soumise à une certaine usure.Pour les garnitures montées dans des logementsétroits, il convient de raccorder une conduite (1/4"),depuis le refoulement de la pompe vers la garni-ture. Ceci pour permettre la dissipation de chaleuret éviter les dépôts.Purger soigneusement le logement de la garnitureavant la mise en service et s'assurer qu'elle est en-tièrement immergée dans le liquide pompé. En casde fonctionnement "à sec" les faces de frictions se-raient inévitablement endommagées.
DéclarationDans le cadre de la directive machine CE,annexe IIBLa mise en service n'est autorisée que si la machinerecevant la garniture mécanique répond aux pres-criptions de la directive machine CE (89/392/CEE).Normes harmonisées : EN292 T1 + T2
A
Safety recommendationsPlease read these instructions carefullyContact STERLING if any points are unclear.STERLINGGNZ mechanical seals are precision-made,tested machine elements. Special knowledge isrequired to operate them correctly.Pay due attention to the rules and regulationsgoverning occupational safety, accident prevention,working with hazardous materials and normalusage.Before carrying out any work on a mechanical seal,make sure that the system has been shut down, isno longer pressurized and has cooled off. Conver-sions and changes to the seal are prohibited ( sealfailure, loss of warranty rights).Use original STERLING spare parts only. For yourown safety, any repairs should be carried out bySTERLING.
General procedures • • • • • Clean the seal compartment and examine forsigns of damage. Check the installation andconnection dimensions. Check the accuracy of theaxial and radial run-out tolerance between the shaftand the casing. • • • • • The shaft surface in the area of dynamically loadedsealing elements (e.g O-ring) is to display aroughness depth of R
max 5 µm. Sealing surfaces for
statically loaded O-rings are to be manufacturedwith a value of R
z 10 µm or better.
• • • • • Any edges, shoulders and transitions which comeinto contact with the sealing elements (e.g O-rings)during installation should be sufficiently chamferedor rounded off (e.g 2 mm x 30° or in accordancewith DIN 24960). • • • • • Assemble under extra-clean conditions and withgreat care. Use no force! This could result in per-manent deformations and broken ceramic parts. • • • • •The sequence of steps for installing anddismantling a mechanical seal depends on the de-sign of the machine in question. To reduce frictionduring assembly, wet all sliding surfaces for theO.rings with water or alcohol or lubricate with sili-cone grease. • • • • • Note special instructions for storing and handlingelastomer parts. • • • • • Keep elastomer parts made of EP rubber awayfrom lubricants based on mineral oil. • • • • • Wen installing double PTFE-wrapped sealingrings, make sure that the joint of the outer sheathpoints away from the direction of assembly (A).Sharp bending of the PTFE foil will destroy the O-ring. • • • • • Take plenty of time and use little force whenassembling O-rings made of solid PTFE in order toavoid damage to other seal elements. • • • • • Never apply lubricant to seal faces. Assemble ina completely dry, dust-free and clean condition. • • • • • Independent of the direction of rotation. Securedrive screws by applying Loctite N°241.
OperationA properly operated STERLINGGNZ mechanical sealrequires no maintenance but is subject to a certainwear. Single seals in tight compartments may requirea suitably piped (1/4") circulation of pumped me-dium across them to dissipate heat. Evacuate theair from the compartment careffuly before puttinginto operation. Make sure the seal is completelyimmersed in liquid (or there will be a risk of dryrunning!).
DeclarationFor the purposes of the EC MachineGuideline, Annex IIBMechanical seals are intended for installation in, orassembly with, other machines and are unable tofunction independently. Operation of a mechanicalseal is only permitted when the machine in ques-tion meets the requirements of the EC MachineGuideline (89/392/EEC). Applied harmonized stan-dards: EN292 Part 1 + Part 2
A
SicherheitshinweiseBitte lesen Sie diese Hinweise sorgfältig.Bei Unklarheiten unbedingt Rücksprache mit STER-LING nehmen.STERLINGGNZ Gleitringdichtungen sindfeinstbearbeitete und geprüfte Maschinenelemente,deren Handhabung Fachkenntnisse erfordern.Die Vorschriften für Arbeitssicherheit,Unfallverhütung, den Umgang mit Gefahrstoffenund den bestimmungsgemäßen Einsatz sind zu beachten.Arbeiten an Gleitringdichtungen dürfen nur imStillstand, drucklosen und abgekühlten Zustanderfolgen. Keine Umbauten oder Veränderungen ander Dichtung vornehmen (Versagen der Dichtung,Verlust der Gewährleistung). Nur Original STER-LING Ersatzteile verwenden. Reparaturen sollten zuIhrer eigenen Sicherheit durch STERLING erfolgen.
Allgemein • • • • • Einbauraum reinigen; auf Beschädigungenkontrollieren. Einbauund Anschlußmaße, Rundlauf-und Planlaufgenauigkeit zwischen Welle undGehäuse prüfen. • • • • • Die Wellenoberfläche soll im Bereich dynamischbelasteter Dichtelemente (z.B. Runddichtring) eineRauhtiefe R
max 5 µm aufweisen. Dichtflächen für
statisch belastete Runddichtringe müssen mit Rz
10 µm oder besser gefertigt sein. • • • • • Kanten, Absätze und Übergänge, die beim Einbaumit Den Dichtelementen (z.B. Runddichtringe) inKontakt kommen, ausreichend abschrägen oderrunden (z.B. 2 mm x 30° oder nach DIN 24960). • • • • • Montage unter saubersten Bedingungen undsehr sorgfältig durchführen. KeineGewaltanwendung! Gefahr bleibender Verformungund Bruch keramischer Teile. • • • • • Die Reihenfolge von Ein-oder Ausbau derGleitringdichtung richtet sich nach dem Aufbau derMaschine. • • • • • Zur Reduzierung der Reibung, bei der Montagealle Schiebeflächen für Runddichtringe, mit Wasseroder Alkohol befeuchten oder mit Silikonfettschmieren. • • • • • Für Lagerung und Handhabung von Elastomer-teilen besondere Vorschriften beachten. • • • • • Elastomerteile aus EP-Kautschuk nicht mitmineralölbasischen Schmiermitteln in Berührungbringen. • • • • • Doppelt PTFE-ummantelte Dichtringe soeinbauen, daß der Stoß der äußeren Ummantelunggegen die Montagerichtung (A) zeigt. Knicken derPTFE-Folie zerstört den Runddichtring. • • • • • Runddichtringe aus Massiv-PTFE mit viel Zeitund wenig Kraft montieren, um Verformungen ananderen Dichtungsteilen zu vermeiden. • • • • • Gleitflächen niemals mit Schmiermittel versehen,völlig trocken, staubfrei und sauber montieren. • • • • • Drehrichtungsunabhängig. Gewindestift-Ausführung mit Loctite Nr. 241 sichern.
Betr iebEine vorschriftsmäßig betriebene Gleitringdichtungist wartungsfrei, unterliegt jedoch einem gewissenVerschleiß.Zur Wärmeabfuhr und zur Vermeidung vonAblagerungen soll bei Einzeldichtungen in engenDichtungsräumen eine Zirkulationsleitung (1/4") vomDruckstutzen der Pumpe zur Dichtung verlegt sein.Dichtungsraum vor Inbetriebnahme sorgfältigentlüften, Dichtung muß vollständig von Flüssigkeitumgeben sein (sonst Trockenlaufgefahr!).
ErklärungIm Sinne der EG-Maschinenrichtlinie,Anhang IIB.Gleitringdichtungen sind für den Einbau in oderzum Zusammenbau mit anderen Maschinenbestimmt, und nicht selbständig funktionsfähig. DieInbetriebnahme ist nur erlaubt, wenn die Maschineden Bestimmungen der EG-Maschinenrichtlinie 89/392/EWG entspricht. Angewendete harmonisierteNormen: EN292 T1 + T2.
Instructions for installationand operation
Hinweise für Einbau undBetr ieb
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L1K38,040,037,537,540,040,042,542,5
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STERLINGGNZNOTINSTGNZ-03-04/01 2/2
Prescrizioni per ilmontaggio e l'esercizio
Norme di sicurezzaSi prega di leggere con attenzione le presenti misuredi sicurezza. Per ulteriori chiarimenti si prega diinterpellare la STERLING.Le tenute meccanicheSTERLINGGNZ sono componenti meccanici di altaprecisione sottoposti ad accurati controlli, il cui impiegorichiede l'applicazione di cognizioni tecnichespecifiche.L'utilizzazione delle tenute meccaniche richiedel'osservanza di tutte le norme per la sicurezza dellavoro relative alla prevenzione infortuni, e per lamovimentazione di materiali pericolosi. Qualsiasiintervento di assistenza sulle tenute meccaniche dovràavvenire in condizioni di macchina ferma, priva dipressione, temperatura e prodotto. Non eseguiretrasformazioni oppure modifiche alle tenutemeccaniche (danneggiamento delle tenute,interruzione della garanzia). Utilizzare solo ricambioriginali STERLING. Nel vostro interesse eventualiriparazioni andrebbero eseguite tramite STERLING.
Informazioni generali • • • • • Controllare se esistono imperfezioni nella zonaprevista per il montaggio e pulire accuratamente.Verificare inoltre prima del montaggio le condizionidi concentricità, l'ortogonalità tra albero e cassastoppa e le quote di controllo a disegno. • • • • • La superficie dell'albero nell'ambito di elementi ditenuta sottoposti a sollecitazioni dinamiche (adesempio O-Ring) deve presentare un valore massimodi rugosità R
max di 5 µm. Le superfici di tenuta per
elementi soggetti a sollecitazioni statiche devono avereun grado di finitura R
z maggiore o uguale a 10 µm.
• • • • • Spigoli, rientranze e giunzioni che possano venirein contatto con elementi di tenuta (ad esempio O-Ring) devono essere smussati o arrotondati (adesempio 2 mm x 30° oppure secondo DIN 24960). • • • • • Eseguire il montaggio in condizioni di perfettapulizia e con la massima accuratezza! Sussistepericolo di deformazione permanente e rottura delleparti di ceramica. • • • • • La successione delle operazioni di montaggio esmontaggio è subordanita alla conformazione dellamacchina. • • • • • Per ridurre il coefficiente di attrito, al montaggioinumidire tutte le superfici di scorrimento delleguarnizioni (O-Rings) con acqua oppure alcooloppure lubrificare con grasso al silicone • • • • • Per l'immagazzinaggio e la manipolazione deicomponenti in elastomero seguire le direttive speciali • • • • • Non mettere le parti in resina epossidica a contattocon lubrificanti a base di oli minerali. • • • • • Montare gli anelli di tenuta a doppio rivestimentoin PTFE (politetrafluoroetilene) in modo che il giuntodel rivestimento esterno sia rivolto nella direzioneopposta a quella di montaggio (A). La piega bruscadella pellicola de PTFE distrugge la guarnizione • • • • • Non lubrificare le superfici di tenuta, esse devonoessere prive di polvere e pulite con alcool e cartamorbida. • • • • • Fissare con Loctite N°241 i grani di fermo..
Eserciz ioLe tenute meccaniche opportunamentedimensionate e montate non richiedonomanutenzione, esse tuttavia sono soggette ad usuranel tempo.Per facilitare la dissipazione del caloreprodotto ed evitare la formazione di sedimenti, nelcaso di tenute singole, operanti in uno spazio ristretto,installare un condotto di circolazione (1/4") dalla boccadi mandata della pompa alla tenuta. Prima dellamessa in esercizio sfiatare accuratamentel'alloggiamento della tenuta; la stessa deve esserecompletamente immersa nel liquido (pericolo difunzionamento a secco).
Dichiarazione informativaAi sensi delle direttive CEE sulle macchine,appendice IIB.Le tenute meccaniche sono parti destinate almontaggio con altri componenti oppure per ilmontaggio su macchnine, non sono perci partiautofunzionanti. La messa in servizio di tali partiammissibile solo se la macchina ottempera alledirettive sulle macchine CEE589/392/CEE. Normeapplicate: EN292, T1 + T2.
Instrucciones de seguridadPor favor, lea estas instrucciones detenidamente.En casos de duda consulte siempre con STERLING.Los sellos mecánicos de STERLINGGNZ son elementosde máquinas elaborados con precisión ycomprobados, cuyo manejo requiere conocimientosespecializados. Deben observarse las normas so-bre seguridad, prevención de accidentes, sobre elmanejo de productos peligrosos y el uso correcto deacuerdo al fin a que van destinados.Los trabajos en los sellos mecánicos podrán llevarsea cabo solamente cuando el aparato esté parado,sin presión y frio. No efectúe ninguna reforma otransformación de los sellos (falla del sello, périda delos derechos de garantia). Utilizar tan sólo piezas derecambio originales STERLING. Para su propriaseguridad, las reparaciones deberian ser realizadaspor STERLING.
General idades • • • • • Limpie el alojamiento de montaje, controle sipresenta daos. Verifique las dimensiones de montajey conexión, las tolerancias de rotación perimetral yde rotación planitudinal entre el eje y el cuerpo. • • • • • La superficie del eje deberá tener, en la zona delos elementos de estanqueidad con carga dinámica(por ej.juntas tóricas), una profundidad de rugosidadde R
max 5 µm. Las áreas de estanqueidad para juntas
tóricas cargadas estáticamente deberán estarmecanizadas con R
z 10 µm o más favorable.
• • • • • Los cantos, escalones y pasos que queden encontacto con los elementos de estanqueidad almontarlos (por ej.juntas tóricas), chaflanarlos oredondearlos (por ej. 2 mm x 30° o según DIN24960). • • • • • Efectúe el montaje con la máxima limpieza y conextremo cuidado. No aplique fuerza! Peligro dedeformación permanente y rotura de piezascerámicas. • • • • • El orden de montaje o desmontaje de los sellosmecánicos está determinado por el de la estructurade la máquina. • • • • • Para la reducción del rozamiento, durante elmontaje de todas las áreas de empuje para las juntastóricas, humedézcalos con agua o alcohol o lubriquecon grasa de silicona. • • • • • Para el almacenaje y la manipulación de piezas deelastómero, observe las disposiciones especiales. • • • • • No deje que las piezas de elastómero a base decaucho EP entren en contacto con lubricantes conbase de aceite mineral. • • • • • Monte las juntas tóricas con doble revestimientode PTFE de tal manera que la juntura delrevestimiento exterior quede mirando contra elsentido de montaje (A). El doblado de la lámina dePTFE estropea la junta tórica. • • • • • No aplique nunca lubricante sobre las áeras deempuje, monte el sello totalmente seco, libre depolvo y limpio. • • • • • Independientes del sentido de rotación. Asegurecon Loctite N°241 el modelo de espiga roscada.
ServicioUn sello mecánico usado de manera adecuada estálibre de trabajos de mantenimiento, sin embargoestá sujeto a un cierto desgaste.Con sellos únicos en alojamientos estrechos deberádisponerse de una tuberia de circulatión (1/4") desdela brida de descarga de la bomba hacia la junta,para disipar el calor y evitar incrustaciones.Expulse cuidadosamente todo el aire del alojamientodel sello antes de la puesta en funcionamiento; elsello mecánico deberá estar rodeado en su totalidadpor liquido. (Caso contario, ipeligro de servicio enseco!).
DeclaraciónEn el sentido de la directiva CE sobremáquinas, anexo IIB.Los sellos mecánicos están destinados al montaje enotras máquinas o para el ensamblaje con otrasmáquinas y no son aptos para funcionar de formaautónoma. La puesta en funcionamiento estarápermitida solamente cuando la máquina cumpla ladirectiva CE sobre máquinas (89/392/CEE). normasarmonizadas utilizadas: EN 292 T1 + T2.
Richtlijnen voor de veiligheidLess deze richtlijnen a.u.b. zorgvuldig door.Neem bij onduidelijkheden contact met STERLINGop. STERLINGGNZ mechanische asafdichtingen zijnuiterst fijn bewerkte en gecontroleerde produkten.Het hanteren hiervan vereist vakkenis. Devoorschriften voor de veiligheid op de werkplek, tervoorkoming van ongevallen, de omgang metgevaarlijke stoffen en het gebruik conform debestemming dienen in acht te worden genomen.Werkzaamheden aan mechanische asafdichtingenmogen alleen bij stilstand, in drukloze en afgekoeldetoestand worden doorgevoerd. Het aanbrengen vanreconstructies of wijzigen van de afdichting is niettoegestaan (niet functioneren van de afdichting,garantie vervalt). Gebruik uitsluitend originele STER-LING reserveonderdelen. Laat voor uw eigenveiligheid reparaties alleen door STERLING uitvoeren.
Algemeen • • • • • Montageruimte reinigen, op beschadigingencontroleren. Inbouwen aansluitingsmaten, rondloop-en vlaklooptolerantie tussen as en huis controleren. • • • • • Het asoppervlak moet ter plaatse van dedynamisch belaste afdichtingselementen (bv. O-ring)een ruwheidsdiepte van R
max 5 µm hebben.
Afdichtingsvlakken voor statisch belaste O-ringenmoeten met R
z 10 µm of beter vervaardigd zijn.
• • • • • Kanten, uitspringende delen en overgangen diebij de montage met de afdichtingselementen (bv. O-ringen) in contact komen dienen voldoende te wordenafgeschuind of afgerond (bv. 2 mm x 30° of volgensDIN 24960). • • • • • Voer de montage onder schone omstandighedenen uiterst zorgvuldig uit. Gebruik geen geweld!.Gevaar voor blijvende vervorming en breuk vankeramische onderdelen. • • • • • De volgorde van de montage en demontage vande mechanische asafdichting is afhankelijk van debouw van de machine. • • • • • Ter vermindering van wrijving bij de montagedienen alle schuifvlakken voor O-ringen met waterof alcohol te worden bevochtigd of met siliconevet teworden ingesmeerd. • • • • • Voor opslag en gebruik van elastomeeronderdelendient u bijzondere voorschriften aan te houden. • • • • • Breng elastomeeronderdelen van EP-rubber nietmet smeermiddelen op basis van minerale olie incontact. • • • • • Monteer de tweevoudig PTFE-ommanteldedichtingringen dusdanig, dat de sluiting van debuitenste ommanteling tegen de montagerichting(A) wijst. Knikken van de PTFE-folie beschadigt deO-ring. • • • • • Monteer de O-ringen van massief PTFEvoorzichtig met weinig kracht. Zo voorkomt u hetvervormen van andere afdichtingselementen. • • • • • Glijvlakken niet insmeren, volkomen droog, stofvrijen schoon monteren. • • • • • Draairichtingonafhankelijk.Binnenzeskantschroef-uitvoering met Loctite no. 241fixeren.
Bedri j fEen volgens de voorschriften gemonteerdemechanische asafdichting is onderhoudsvrij, maarechter wel aan een bepaalde mate van slijtageonderhevig. Voor de warmteafvoer en tervoorkoming van afzettingen dient bij afdichtingen innauwe afdichtingsruimten een circulatieleiding (1/4") van de persflens van de pomp naar de afdichtingte worden aangelegd. Afdichtingsruimte voorinbedrijfstelling zorgvuldig ontluchten, afdichtingmoet volkomen door vloeistof omgeven zijn. (andersbestaat gevaar voor drooglopen!)
VerklaringOvereenkomstig de EG machinerichtlijn,appendix IIB.Mechanische asafdichtingen zijn bestemd voor demontage in of met andere machines en zijn nietzelfstandig tot functioneren in staat. Deinbedrijfstelling is alleen toegestaan als de machineis uitgevoerd conform de bepalingen van de EGmachinerichtlijn (89/392/EWG). Toegepastegeharmoniseerde normen: EN292 T1 + T2.
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