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The packing seal of the boiler feed water pump is constantly leaking. The pump’s capacity is 16 M3/h, its head is 610 M, and the temperature of the boiler feed water is around 115 degrees. I would like to ask experts what type of packing and what material for the shaft sleeve would be suitable in this case. Thank you
It’s not right if the packing seal leaks; the packing is either made of graphite or carbon fiber – no special materials are required. If leakage is a concern, one can simply switch to a mechanical seal.
Boiler feed pumps generally use mechanical seals
Reply to 2# bage: When replacing the mechanical seal on an old pump, it is also necessary to check whether the size of the packing chamber is suitable. If the packing seal is installed in accordance with the process requirements, it can also be made leak-free.
Pumps with packing seals are prone to leakage; even if a good quality packing is used, leaks can still occur. The best solution is to replace them with mechanical seals. A manufacturer can be found to conduct on-site surveys.
The key is to make improvements in the choice of fillers; full-fluorinated fillers could be tried
The key is to make improvements in the choice of fillers; full-fluorinated fillers could be tried
It would be best to replace the machine seal; it seems that the size of the seal suitable for the packing chamber is not adequate. If replacement isn’t possible, choosing the right type of packing can also prevent leaks. One of our desalination water pumps also had problems with its mechanical seal; we tried various types of packing before finally finding the right one. Now we use packing for sealing, and it works very well – the packing can last for at least 3 months before needing to be replaced. We chose AiZhi’s packing, and its performance is really good, though it is a bit expensive. You might want to consider it
The filler is okay. Let’s check if there are any changes in the current process parameters and design, and then investigate the reasons