Isolation gas

2018-04-18View Original

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The minor leaks of the primary seal gas in the centrifuge are vented to a flare, while the secondary seal gas is released into the atmosphere. What I would like to know is: where does the isolation gas go?

Reply #22018-04-19

The isolation gas was vented on-site; there are two mushroom-shaped vents on the side of the machine’s coupling, and that’s where the isolation gas is vented

Reply #32018-04-19

What medium? Our secondary seal gas has been recovered

Reply #42018-04-19

Part of the isolation gas enters the secondary sealing chamber and is released into the atmosphere, while part enters the lubricating oil system, where it is also released into the atmosphere

Reply #52018-04-20

Can the pressure of the isolation gas reach the secondary sealing chamber?

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