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COOLING TOWER APPLICATIONS
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Featured on this page: Mercer Rubber Company's Expansion
joints as employed on Hamon's Wet/Dry Cooling Towers for a Northeast Utility.
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Expansion Joint Applications and Advantages
- Accepts all directional thermal movements, minimizing pipe
stresses and offering untold cost benefits as compared with the additional material and
space required for expansion loops.
- Dampens noise and vibration caused by rotating equipment
(e.g., Centrifugal Pumps) by breaking up its disturbing frequency and absorbing its
damaging forces.
- Features built-in offsets, as pictured above, for greater
flexibility in routing piping, minimizing space and material requirements.
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- Resists corrosion, erosion and abrasion by the selection of
an elastomeric material optimal for the system's fluid medium and temperature.
- Has low movement forces, which are particularly important in
plastic piping systems, through both the flexibility inherent in rubber expansion joints
and Mercer's improved design features, including an optional bias ply angle and arch
shape.
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