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    Venting to Vapor recovery and venting to a flare

    So I take it that both flare and vru lines are always at some positive pressure?
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    Venting to Vapor recovery and venting to a flare

    Thank you. I am most concerned with the pressure in the plan-52 reservoir. Wondering how much higher than atmospheric it woukd be when connected to a flare vs. vapor recovery system. Can you clarify?
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    Venting to Vapor recovery and venting to a flare

    My question has to do with venting a mechanical seal reservoir (plan-52) to flare vs. to a vapor recovery unit. Am I correct in assuming that the vru piping is at negative pressure, while the flare line is at positive pressure?
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    Plan 53B pressures

    This helps. Thank you..!!
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    Plan 53B pressures

    I would like to get help on setting up the plan 53B, particularly the common practice for selecting the precharge pressure on bladder accumulator, and minimum operating pressure of the barrier fluid. thank you
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    Multiple springs outside the product being pumped

    Thank you, Flexibox. I do not have a particular cross-section of a seal in mind. I was thinking more in terms of what would be the disadvantage of having the multi-springs outside the product on a single seal that is not outside mounted...yes such as a slurry seal. It occurred to me that...
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    Multiple springs outside the product being pumped

    How about in a situation where the springs are outside but tha faces are in OD pressure? Thank you for your time
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    Multiple springs outside the product being pumped

    Can anyone share their thoughts on any disadvantage of having multiple springs outside of the product ? Appreciate your comments.
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    Hard Coating under Dynamic Oring

    thank you, Flexibox..!
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    Hard Coating under Dynamic Oring

    I have a question about tungsten carbide coating on a seal sleeve. The sevice is high-pressure crude with trace H2S. My question is: which grade is better, cobalt bound or nickel bound? Thank you.
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    Carbon Blistering

    My two cents: it takes multiple start/stops to blister carbon faces..
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    BF Water Pumps, leaky seal

    Thanks again
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    BF Water Pumps, leaky seal

    The SUCTION presure on this pump is 1000 pai and the seals are at this presure. Have had this ocurrence two times; one on each pump. Not sure about the vibes but will ask. No cavitation reported. Pumps are in a remote site in a different country and I have not visited the site. I have...
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    BF Water Pumps, leaky seal

    I have a customer with a few BF water pumps (1000 psi, 540 F). These pumps are 1-stage, dbl-suction impeller, horiz-split case. THey they keep trashing the seal on the coupling side after a few months run. Seal comes out with dynamic gasket blown and heavy rubbing marks on the ID of the gland...
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    Contacting or non-contacting backup seals...(wet or dry)

    thread819-293637 In continuation to a previous discussion.... There are other factors in play but if your product is one that leaves a residue when it dries, and your primary seal is a pusher, then you are best served by using a contacting WET seal as the backup seal. My two centavos. Jose...

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