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Robust seal design – especially for demanding crude oil applications
Compact cartridge seal for small seal chambers
Single unpressurized seal with containment high-pressure throttle design
Stationary spring loaded unit
Balanced seal faces in materials with high thermal conductivity and strength
Inserted seal face
Multi-point injection of the flush fluid optional
Seal faces can be equipped with lubrication enhancing hydropads and/or DiamondFace technology
Advantages
Operational Excellence
High performance seal design for alternating media properties and operating conditions with high pressures and sliding velocities
Low amount of heat generation, hence minimal temperature rise in the seal faces
Seal faces have soft torque transmission
Seal faces are shrouded in steel colars so that hey cannot break apart in pieces in an emergency case
Resistant to alignment issues between the pump case and shaft because of stationary springs
Atmosphere side high pressure double throttle design suitable for full product pressure
Seal face materials are resitant to solids in the pumped fluid
Optimized for operation also with sand or particles
Technical Excellence
Simple installation due to pre-assembled cartridge
Seal faces are designed with FEA & CFD and qualified & tested in the lab
Can be fitted in older pumps with small seal chambers or stuffing boxes
High degree of standardization ensures fast deliveries and smart part inventories
Sustainability Excellence
Zero emission seal design for sustainable environmental protection
Minimized friction and energy consumption
Operating range
Shaft diameter:
d1* = 50 ... 150 mm (1.97" ... 5.91")
Pressure: p1 = 100 bar (1,450 PSI),
Static: up to 150 bar (2,175 PSI),
Dynamic: up to 100 bar (1,450 PSI)
Temperature: t = -20 ... +100 °C (-4 ... 212 °F)
Sliding velocity: vg = 50 m/s (164 ft/s)
Axial movement: ±1 mm