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ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL PL ANS
www.chestertonrotating.comForm. EN23873 03/15
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PLAN 2Cooling Jacketn Use with single seal or dual seal
to control seal chamber temperature
n Maintains or elevates box temperature to prevent product solidification with polymers, resins, tars
n Lowers seal chamber temperature in hot environments
n Common heat transfer fluids: – Water – Thermal oils – Steam
n Close tolerance throat bushing is required for optimum efficiency
PLAN 11Discharge Recirculationn Use with single seal or dual seal
n Increases circulation
n Increases pressure in seal chamber
n Clean fluids only – Solids can erode seal
n An orifice can be used to reduce flow and pressure
n Close tolerance throat bushing is required for optimum efficiency, but is optional in slurry applications
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PLAN 12Discharge Recirculation with Strainern Use with single seal
n Cools seal
n Increases pressure in seal chamber – Throat bushing optional
n Clean fluids only – Solids can erode seal – Solids can clog seal when
bushing is used
n An orifice can be used to reduce flow and pressure
PLAN 13Suction Recirculationn Vents air and prevents dry run
n Prevents clogging
n Lowers pressure in seal chamber
n Cools seal
n Reduces seal-generated heat
n Use caution with low vapor pressure liquids
PLAN 14Suction and Discharge Recirculation (Vertical)n Vents air and prevents dry run
n Use with single seal or dual seal
n Prevents clogging
n Cools seal
n Promotes flow
n Reduces seal-generated heat
n Use caution with low vapor pressure liquids
PLAN 21Cooled Discharge Recirculationn Use with a single seal
n Cools hot, volatile fluids
n Cools seal
n Increases seal chamber pressure
n An orifice can be used to control flow and reduce pressure
n Use with close tolerance throat/restric-tion bushing
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PLAN 23Cooled Seal Recirculationn Use with a single seal and pump
mechanism
n Minimizes heat exchanger size and cool-ant water usage
n Cools seal while pumping hot and/or volatile fluids
n Use with close tolerance throat/restriction bushing
n Venting is important
PLAN 31Discharge Recirculation with Cyclone Separatorn Use with a single seal where fluid
contains some abrasives
n Cools seal
n Increases seal chamber pressure
n Density of solids must be significantly greater than fluid
n Use caution with high viscosity fluids
n Requires pressure differential
n Will not remove micron-size particles
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PLAN 32Clean Flushn Use with a single seal
n Provides clean fluid to seal
n Prevents clogging
n Acceptable flush fluids – Clean, compatible fluid – Water, if compatible – Clean product – Downstream additive – Carrier solvent
PLAN 33HSpiralTrac™ Version D Type In Use with a single seal
n Removes solids
n Seal runs in clean fluid
n Prevents clogging
n Removes vapor from seal chamber
n Prevents dry running
n No flush required
SpiralTrac is a trademark of EnviroSeal Engineering Products Limited.
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SpiralTrac is a trademark of EnviroSeal Engineering Products Limited.
PLAN 33SSpiralTrac™ Version F Type Sn Use with a single seal
n Removes solids
n Seal runs in clean fluid
n Prevents clogging
n Prevents dry running
PLAN 41Cooled Discharge Recirculation with Cyclone Separatorn Use with a single seal where fluid
contains some abrasives
n Cools seal
n Increases seal chamber pressure
n Supplies cleaner fluid
n Reduces clogging potential
n Density of solids must be significantly greater than fluid
n Use caution with high viscosity fluids
n Requires pressure differential
n Will not remove micron-size particles
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PLAN 52Circulation with External Buffer Fluid Tankn Use with a dual seal
n Low pressure buffer fluid, 0,7 bar g (10 psig) minimum
n Buffer fluid should be clean, compatible and lubricating
n Buffer fluid pressure lower than seal chamber pressure
n Seal venting is important
n Use long sweeps in tubing bends
PLAN 53ACirculation with Pressurized External Barrier Fluid Tankn Use with a dual seal
n Pressurize barrier fluid 1 - 2 bar g (15 - 30 psig) over maximum seal chamber pressure
n Barrier fluid should be clean, compatible and lubricating
n Provides clean fluid to the inboard seal faces
n Use long sweeps in tubing bends
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PLAN 53BClosed Loop with Heat Exchanger and Accumulatorn Use with dual seals
n Optional thermocouple
n No foaming
n Heat is removed by an air-cooled or water-cooled heat exchanger
n Accumulator sizing crucial
n Maintains constant pressure on the circulation system
PLAN 53CHeat Exchanger and Piston Accumulatorn Optional thermocouple
n No foaming
n Heat is removed by an air-cooled or water-cooled heat exchanger
n Tracks product pressure in seal chamber
n Maintains constant pressure on the circulation system
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PLAN 53PCirculation with Pressurized External Barrier Fluid Tankn Maintains constant pressure and liquid
supply to the dual seal
n External water pressure is set at 2 bar g (30 psig) over maximum seal chamber pressure
n Initial tank level is set through the external water pressure line
n Pressurize tank to 1,7 bar g (25 psig) over maximum seal chamber pressure with a regulated gas pad, then isolate gas pressure
n Tank is then charged with regulated external water pressure
n System operates with a constant exter-nal water pressure
PLAN 54DMCirculation with Pressurized External Barrier Fluid Source and Flow Guardian™ DP50n Use with a dual seal
n Pressurize barrier fluid 15 - 30 psig (1 - 2 bar g) over maximum seal chamber pressure
n DP50 provides inboard seal leak detection, pressure regulation and flow control
n Barrier fluid should be clean, compatible and lubricating
n Provides clean fluid to inboard seal faces
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PLAN 62Quenchn Use with a single seal
n Prevents coking, crystallization
n Use low pressure only
n Cleans atmospheric side of seal faces
n Common quench fluids: – steam – water – nitrogen
PLAN 74Externally Supplied Barrier Gasn Use with a non-volatile gas
n Provide gas at 1,7 bar g (25 psig) above seal chamber pressure
n Venting of the seal chamber may be required prior to start-up
n Use nitrogen, carbon dioxide or compressed air
n Zero emissions and leakage to atmosphere
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