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Turbine shaft seal steam

2016-05-05View Original

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Is it normal for the steam discharge from the high-pressure side shaft seal to be higher than that from the low-pressure side shaft seal? Why? I seek advice from experts
Reply #22016-05-05
I’m also looking for information on this topic
Reply #32016-05-05
It is not abnormal for the steam discharge volume from the high-pressure side shaft seal to be higher than that from the low-pressure side shaft seal; the amount of steam discharged is related to the volume of air intake, the sealing structure, and the amount of smoke emitted; First, ensure the sealing is proper; second, consider whether there are any issues.
Reply #42016-05-05
It would be good to also provide the shaft displacement and vibration values. Normally, the axial thrust is directed toward the low-pressure side.
Reply #52016-05-05
That means there is also a relatively high amount of free water in your turbine oil; if you need knowledge regarding oil purification, feel free to contact me

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