Mechanical and Dry Seal Troubleshooting
Classroom based course with study materials, lecturer support and CPD Hours included
London Training For Excellence
Summary
- Tutor is available to students
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Day 1
- Pump sealing
- Gland Packing
- Stuffing box characteristics
- Sealing action of packing
- Controlling box pressures
- Types of packing and selection
Day 2
- Mechanical Seals Part I
- Mechanical seals Vs Packing
- Operating principles
- Seal balance
- Mechanical seals configurations
Day 3
- Mechanical Seals Part II
- Fluid characteristics
- Content vacuum service
- Safety considerations
- Materials of construction
- Possible leakage paths
- Troubleshooting
Day 4
- Mechanical Seals Part III
- Failure patterns
- Mechanical seal arrangements
- Wet & Dry seals
- Mechanical seal selection
- Installation & Reliable seal operation
Day 5
- Seals In General
- Labyrinth seals
- Restricting ring seals
- Mechanical contact seals
- Seal failure
- Course review
- Case studies- John Crane overview
- Group exercises
- Course evaluation
- Animation Video from CBT – Yes/Yen
- Self Skilled Questions based on the above
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