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If the seal fluid in a high-speed pump decreases rapidly, what could be the reasons when there is no damage to the mechanical seal itself?

2017-02-10View Original

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Is the inlet filter clogged? Is the mechanical seal not installed tightly? Seal spring?
Reply #22017-02-11
It’s double-sealed, right? What is the flushing protocol! It must be the mechanical seal leaking!
Reply #32018-01-03
There is an internal leak; the sealing fluid is leaking toward the medium side. In general, the mechanical seal has failed.
Reply #42018-01-09
PLANT53, right? It uses a single rotating ring in a back-to-back configuration. There was a leak in the mechanical seal on the medium side; since the pressure of the sealing fluid was higher than that of the medium, the sealing fluid flowed into the medium and was carried away along with it
Reply #52018-01-09
How can back-to-back units share the same rotating ring? Only when face to face can we share one, right?

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