Isolation chamber of double-end mechanical seal
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Is this isolation chamber the cavity between the two gasket surfaces?
You could say that. It’s the space between the two friction pairs
I agree with what was said above; it’s the space between the two sealed surfaces.
I’ve never heard of double-end face seal designs having isolation chambers and buffer chambers. I’ve only heard of the terms isolation fluid and buffer
The isolation chamber is the enclosed space between the two sets of rotating and stationary rings, with the isolation fluid or buffer flowing within this chamber.
It’s the space between the rotating ring and the stationary ring; the isolation fluid flows inside it~
Depending on the specific type of seal, some belong to isolation chambers while others belong to buffer chambers