Common Issues During Flange Nut Inspection

Jan 02, 2026

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I. Appearance Issues

Rough Surface: Tool marks and grinding marks left by improper machining will affect the thread fit accuracy.

Rust Spots: Corrosion caused by improper storage or use environment.

Burrs/Indentations: Indentations or thread defects on the hexagonal face or flange bottom surface.

II. Installation Issues

Flange End Face Not Perpendicular: A deviation exceeding 1-2mm (based on pipe diameter) will lead to poor sealing.

Flange Misalignment: Loose bolt holes or misaligned outer edges will affect bolt insertion.

Eccentric Gasket: The gasket is not in full contact with the flange sealing surface.

III. Bolt Issues

Inconsistent Specifications: Length and thickness do not match.

Incomplete Threading/Insufficient Tightening: Bolts are not fully tightened or are not properly tightened.

Inconsistent Installation Direction: Bolts are installed in the wrong direction.

IV. Sealing Issues

Damaged Sealing Surface: Damage will reduce sealing performance.

Media Leakage: Leaks discovered during pressure testing or operation must be addressed immediately. V. Corrosion Prevention Issues

Inadequate Surface Treatment: Insufficient corrosion prevention measures for bolts, nuts, and washers.

VI. Standardization Issues

Exposed Bolt Length: Should be controlled within 1-3 thread pitches.

Washer Usage: More than two washers are strictly prohibited on each sealing surface.

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