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The last edit to this post was made by Desert Fish on 2015-8-29 at 08:43. Why is it necessary to close the valve leading to the flare when adding white oil to the white oil tank?
Help you move to the storage and transportation section for more discussions
This seems to be related to the sealing of mechanical pump equipment; it is recommended that the moderator move it to the machinery section!
The vent valve is normally required to be in an open state; its function is to allow any leakage from the mechanical seal on the medium side to enter the buffer solution, where it can then evaporate through the vent valve. However, this vent valve is equipped with a orifice plate or orifice plate fitting. The purpose of closing the vent valve during refueling, in my opinion, is to stabilize the sealing pressure and reduce evaporation.
I’m not familiar with white oil. If the white oil mentioned by the poster is used to lubricate the seals of mechanical pumps, it can be moved to the machinery section. But is this the white oil storage area for storage and transportation, according to the poster? Is there also a branch to the flare on the tank top? But after checking the properties of the white oil, it’s not easy to vaporize either; does it still need to be sent to the flare?
There have been a few posts about white oil in this section recently; the original poster can take a look. It is recommended to phrase the questions more clearly, as this may help everyone in solving the problems.
I’ve just started working with this type of machinery and don’t know how to move the panels around… What I’d like to ask about is the white oil used as a flushing fluid for the mechanical seal of the pump. When filling the white oil tank with white oil, it is necessary to close the shut-off valve of the vent flare.
What I would like to ask about is the white oil used as a flushing fluid for the mechanical seal of the pump. When filling the white oil tank with white oil, it is necessary to close the shut-off valve of the vent flare.
Move it to the mobile device section; I hope someone can help you solve the problem.