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Originally Posted by Lapkritis
Quick hits guys such as yourself are the ones who will benefit from using the list after it's updated. It's inadequate now because it lists a grease that weakens tensile strength but fails to list the requirement of machining the case. Imagine mixing the worst tensile strength grease/seal in the sharpest joint... Then imagine the strongest grease/seal in the smoothest joint. Only the first condition includes DC55.
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Lapkritis,
Not sure if you are a technical guy or what, but you seem not to understand what is tensile stress or strength. The o-rings at the thru-bolts don't experience tensile stress. They are under compression. Yet, you keep telling us about tensile stress. Hope you have some accredited units in Strength of Materials Testing. Some of us here have. A guy read a technical article and suddenly becomes a guru! Research the technical definition of tensile stress in your Chemical or Mechanical Engineering Handbook.
Tony