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How to fix seal leakage in a tar pump

2009-04-07View Original

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The leakage at the mechanical seal of the tar pump has been a problem since the unit was put into operation. I would appreciate it if experts could advise on how to resolve this issue. Pump type: centrifugal pump; Seal type: single-seal bellows; Operating medium: tar; Operating temperature: 210 degrees
Reply #22009-04-11
1. Choose a high-quality mechanical seal. 2. Select appropriate flushing and cooling methods
Reply #32009-04-13
The service life of mechanical seals at high temperatures is not very long; it might be advisable to use high-temperature magnetic pumps. We have used them in environments with even higher temperatures, and the results were good!
Reply #42009-04-13
Choose a high-temperature magnetic pump or shielded pump
Reply #52009-08-29
Horizontal centrifugal pumps with insulated jackets can be used; dynamic sealing can be employed for sealing, the temperature can reach 300–400°C, and there is no mechanical wear during operation

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