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Detailed description of the path during dry gas seal operation

2017-02-24View Original

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I’ve been learning about dry gas seals recently, but I can’t imagine what they look like in operation. Could someone please provide a detailed description? For example, information on the primary and secondary seals as well as the backflow isolation gas circuit, so I can visualize it better. Thank you!
Reply #22017-04-28
Most of the primary seal gas enters the machine body, with only a small portion going into the primary leakage gas pipeline; Most of the secondary seal gas enters the primary leak gas pipeline, while a small portion enters the secondary leak gas pipeline ; Part of the isolation gas enters the secondary leakage gas pipeline, while the other part goes into the bearing box.
Reply #32017-06-05
Do you have detailed drawings for dry gas seals here?
Reply #42017-06-06
This post is only visible to you – are you being a bit stingy? 》? ? ? ?
Reply #52017-06-06
Is that so? I don’t know. How do I adjust it?
Reply #62017-06-07
You can download them from the Internet; there are many such articles and materials available.

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