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What issues need to be considered during the installation and commissioning of 212 machine seals and 204 machine seals?

2020-01-03View Original

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What issues need to be considered during the installation and commissioning of 212 machine seals and 204 machine seals? Is it necessary to run the machine for a while to allow the rotating and stationary rings to wear together properly, in order to meet the leakage limits? After our machine housings were assembled, we applied a static pressure of 2 kilograms, and most of them leaked. Is this because they weren’t “run-in” first? In the experiment, is it okay to add water inside the mechanical seal box? If leaks are detected, how should they be addressed? How can the water or oil inside the oil box be removed?
Reply #22020-01-03
Once the cover surface is ground, the leakage of liquid film can be controlled
Reply #32020-01-05
Is it a large spring seal? Large spring seals are available in left-handed and right-handed versions
Reply #42020-01-09
We have completed the installation of the mechanical seal; however, leakage can still occur at the inlet due to the formation of a liquid film when the machine is not in operation. The leakage stops after it has been running for some time

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