How to deal with damaged freeze-dried gas seals

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Reply #22016-12-28

1. Regularly check the pressure gauges of the compressor unit to ensure accurate readings. 2. Replace the temporary sealing gas for the mechanical seal from nitrogen to stable compressed air, and install a pressure gauge on the temporary sealing gas pipeline. 3. When driving, check the pressure of the temporary sealing gas. 4. Regularly inspect the discharge pipeline of the mechanical seal.

Reply #32016-12-28

Has the damage been confirmed? **It has only been replaced.

Reply #42016-12-29

You mentioned damage – could you be more specific? Is it time to explain the situation?

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