Seasoned Warrior Posted August 27, 2010 Report Share Posted August 27, 2010 Greetings: I would like to connect a brass fitting to a clay body that has been fully vitrified and glazed. The connection needs to be able to withstand continuous steam contact (kind of like a tea pot) and a small differential pressure. The thermal expansion coefficient of the the two materials are different and so it would be nice to use an interface that takes up the difference. I was thinking of using some kind of a mechanical joint using silicone to withstand the temperature and expansion and still seal; something like a swaged joint with a formed (molded) silicone rubber gasket. I need whatever material I use to be chemically inert so silicone would fill the bill but perhaps there are other methods that you may have used that may work better. Regards, Charles Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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