In the 52 system and the 53A system, is the liquid film between the stationary and rotating rings of the main seal with series sealing made of medium or white oil? If it is medium, then why is the pressure of white oil higher in the 53A system – shouldn’t the liquid film be white oil then? If it’s based on the pressure on which side

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Seeking the teacher’s guidance regarding the oil film issue in mechanical seals

Reply #2 2018-02-15

The side that is higher determines what the medium of the liquid film is!

Reply #3 2018-02-16

Why is scheme 54 often used in conditions where the medium contains particles?

Reply #4 2018-02-16

We don’t have such a rinsing protocol here. As far as I know, this is seemingly used more with hazardous media, as it can isolate such media; so it’s used in pump systems dealing with dirty media, as you mentioned

Reply #5 2018-03-01

There is a medium between the friction pairs of the first-stage seal, while the second-stage seal uses white oil

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