Testing shaft seals without pressuring system to operating press

Measuring and testing – With fluid pressure – Leakage

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G01M 308

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040517179

ABSTRACT:
A seal on a rotatable shaft normally having high pressure sealant liquid behind same with a volatile fluid such as a monomer or light hydrocarbon diluent under high pressure being passed along an annulus in front of same, which annulus terminates in a pressurized vessel, is tested as follows. Before pressuring up the vessel, lubricant liquid under low pressure is passed through the annulus and the shaft is operated for a short time. The bearings are then inspected for vibration, smoking or a surge of sealant liquid along the annulus which would indicate seal failure. This is of particular utility in testing seals on pumps in olefin polymerization reactors.

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