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Principle of mechanical seal leakage detection for Luer pumps

2018-06-19View Original

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Luer pump mechanical seals and detection and handling of mechanical seal leaks
Reply #22018-06-19
The mechanical seal inspection is carried out via the pipe on the left side; upon disassembly, oil was found to be present continuously. Is it supposed to determine the leakage amount based on the flow rate?
Reply #32018-06-19
Does the OP confirm? Generally, leak detection holes are located at the bottom; at least I’ve never seen them installed on the side. Moreover, your pipeline is angled upward (as can be seen in the photo). This one seems more like a double-seal flushing process; it’s recommended to take a full picture or check the manual.
Reply #42018-06-19
Confirmed: All domestic pumps are located below, and the manual provides a brief explanation stating that it is used for measuring flow rate
Reply #52018-06-20
Is there a sealed cross-section diagram? What are the labels near the two pipe openings? Q? D?
Reply #62018-06-20
Isn’t this just a flushing pipeline? What medicine are you selling in this advertisement?

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