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LPG pump seal

2017-03-09 View Original

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The seals of liquefied gas pumps are particularly prone to leakage, and winter is a peak period for this issue. Has anyone had a similar experience? Is there any good way?
Reply #2 2017-03-10
A two-stage sealing system is used, with the second stage being equipped with a flushing mechanism or a sedimentation tank (we added the sedimentation tank not long ago).
Reply #3 2017-03-10
Seal type? What type of O-ring is used on the mechanical seal?
Reply #4 2017-03-11
Use a dry gas seal or a small spring seal
Reply #5 2017-03-13
Our company is facing the same issue; we plan to try replacing them with several shielded pumps.
Reply #6 2017-03-15
It’s a double-seal; it’s the same thing, and the pump is prone to leakage when cut
Reply #7 2017-03-15
Can dry gas seals be used on pumps?
Reply #8 2017-03-28
The dry gas seal we use here has a primary seal that is a small spring seal, while the secondary seal is a dry gas seal; the fluid that leaks from the dry gas seal is directed to the flare. It’s actually an environmentally friendly seal.

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