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Reasons why dry gas seals are commonly used in compressors

2018-11-23View Original

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Why are dry gas seals commonly used in compressors? There are several reasons Temperature, pressure, speed? Please, let those with experience answer
Reply #22018-11-23
Our previous units used a variety of sealing types, and in the end, a dry gas seal system was used! Its best features are its excellent performance and simple maintenance!
Reply #32018-11-23
The problem is that dry gas seals are too expensive and delicate; the slightest carelessness can cause them to burn out instantly
Reply #42018-11-23
Actually, it’s quite usable; it’s not as delicate as you said. Besides, the cost of shutting it down for a while is something that one can afford, so it’s not too expensive!
Reply #52018-11-24
The use of dry gas seals on pumps is becoming increasingly common these days. Considering the current environmental pressures, it’s easy to understand why there are ever stricter requirements regarding seal leakage
Reply #62018-11-24
Double-end face seals are also divided into dry gas seals and mechanical seals
Reply #72018-11-25
Low energy consumption, long cycle time, simple maintenance, and environmentally friendly.
Reply #82018-11-25
The higher the rotation speed, the higher the temperature, and the better the effect!
Reply #92018-11-27
Generally, the compressor is the core and key equipment of the system, its heart; moreover, it is used to transport hazardous gases. To ensure the system operates safely, stably, efficiently, continuously, and optimally, adopting advanced dry gas sealing technology is an inevitable choice!

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