I would like to ask whether it is reasonable to use a dry gas seal for liquid ammonia pumps?

2010-12-24View Original

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Our company is celebrating its first anniversary since commencing operations, but I have only been working in the tank area for a short time. I noticed that dry seal technology is being used in the pump rooms located in the liquid ammonia tank area. I would like to know whether this approach is appropriate

Reply #22010-12-24

For liquid ammonia pumps, magnetic pumps are sufficient; there is absolutely no risk of leakage, so there is no need to use complex dry gas seals.

Reply #32010-12-28

A dry gas seal will work; actually, dry gas seals aren’t that complicated either

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