GY-1
Source PDF p. 10Water-cut oil with small solid content; CO₂ exposure needs assessment.
- Working temperature*
- 80°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 90°C
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PCP SYSTEMS / ENGINEER YOUR CONFIGURATION
Elastomer selection.
The right geometry is only part of the decision. Review temperature, fluid chemistry and solids before selecting a stator compound.
A material for the conditions.
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GY-2
Source PDF p. 10Light oil with aromatic compounds; wear resistance is an evaluation factor.
- Working temperature*
- 100°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 120°C
GY-3
Source PDF p. 10High solids, sand and water-cut service; particle conditions must be supplied.
- Working temperature*
- 80°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 90°C
GY-4
Source PDF p. 10Aromatic compounds, CO₂, water and small amounts of H₂S; concentration limits need review.
- Working temperature*
- 120°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 130°C
GY-5
Source PDF p. 10Aromatic compounds and acid-gas exposure; swelling and mechanical properties need review.
- Working temperature*
- 150°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 170°C
GY-P
Source PDF p. 10Coal-seam water; evaluate actual water chemistry and wear conditions.
- Working temperature*
- 80°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 90°C
GY-A
Source PDF p. 10High-temperature and chemical exposure; mechanical-property trade-offs need review.
- Working temperature*
- 120°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 130°C
GY-F
Source PDF p. 10High-temperature chemical service; these are material figures, not system ratings.
- Working temperature*
- 180°C
- Maximum temperature*
- 200°C
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BEFORE CONFIRMING A CONFIGURATION
A material rating is not a system rating.
Working and maximum temperatures are brochure material figures. Concentration, pressure, exposure time and mechanical loads still need review. Relative star ratings have not been converted into concentration limits.
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