Flowserve Dual Gas Barrier Seals User Manual

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2.4 Position the seal with housing O-ring gasket in place against the

seal chamber face and tighten the gland nuts evenly in a diagonal

sequence. Do not over tighten the gland nuts.

2.5 Using a cross-tightening method tighten the set screws on the

seal cartridge drive collar, Figure 6.

Tighten drive collar set screws

Figure 6

Remove setting devices

Figure 7

2.6 Remove setting devices by removing the screws with an Allen

wrench, Figure 7. Save the setting devices and screws for future

use in either removing the seal from service or to reset the pump

impeller, see section 5.

2.7 Turn the shaft by hand to ensure free operation.
2.8 Pipe up the gland connections to the seal, see section 3.
2.9 See Operational Recommendations, section 4, before

starting pump.

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Piping

The Dual Gas Barrier Seal is designed to be operated in a normally dry

running mode with a pressurized clean inert gas (nitrogen) or air between

the two seals.
The gland is equipped with a gas barrier inlet and outlet connection.

3.1 Vent out the gas barrier line prior to connecting to the seal gland

to ensure that foreign material has not collected in the piping.

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