seals level 2 Flashcards

Seals (57 cards)

1
Q

7Static seal

A

No relative motion

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2
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Dynamic

A

Seal between moving and stationary parts (eg packing

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3
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Two types of flange blind

A

Pancake and spectical

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4
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Purging

A

Displace potential hazzerd substance with substance that is non hazzerdith

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5
Q

Fully confined

A

4 sides trapped tounge and groove.

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6
Q

unconfined

A

2 sides squeezed allows gasket two move freely towards or away

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7
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Partial confined

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3 sides prevents blow out confined on 2 flat sides and edge

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8
Q

Two finishes on a flange

A

Smooth or serated

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9
Q

What is harder flange or gasket on a metallic gasket

A

Flange the gasket has to be able to form.

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10
Q

Witch flange face is for higher pressure

A

1/4” pressure above 900

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11
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What holds tounge and Grove gasket in place

A

The flange (fully confined 4 sides)

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12
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5 requirements of gasket

A

1.Bolt load
2.Pressure and temp extremes
3.fluid compatability
4.compattabilty of flange and joint design
5.with stand ware

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13
Q

Replace gasket with

A

Same gasket could test fit to see if this essay stays correct or need to use thicker one .

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14
Q

Aerobic vs anerobic

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Aerobic become hard in presence of air.
Anaerobic absence of air.

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15
Q

Mechanical leak is how much and called what

A

5 drops /hour
Called lubrication.

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16
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Can a mechanical seal be adjusted to stop a leak.

A

No when it fails it fails completely. This is why they cannot be used for fire safty.

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17
Q

Items used as primary seal faces of mechanical seal

A

Ceramics and carbon are main ones for water

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18
Q

Secondary seal on mechanical seal

A

Square/gasket packing
V-packing
U-cups
Delta rings
O-rings

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19
Q

Orientation of mechanical seal faces to shaft center line

A

Always perpendicular

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20
Q

When used with shaft sleeve how many sealing points

A

5

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21
Q

Why do gas seal have grooves

A

To separate matting surface and reduce ware

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22
Q

Disadvantages of ptfe wedge as secondary seal

A

Requires heavy seal force that can cause overheating

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23
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Suction =

A

Change in atmospheric pressure

24
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Advantage of v-ring as secondary seal

A

Can be turned around to seal in vacuum situations

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Non pusher reqiures
A push to keep seal faces together no pusher =static
26
Pusher seal =
Dynamic
27
Flushing vs quench
Flushing is rinsed Queched is cleaned
28
Single mechanical seal can be installed
Either inside or outside mounted they have one primary sealing point.
29
Double mechanical seal
Two seals with two rotating seals that face in opposite direction
30
Purpose of barrier liquid in back to back seal arrangement
Lubricate Form a barrier to isolate pumping medium from seals and atmosphere.
31
Seals face what way in tandem seal arrangement
Seal face away from product
32
External seal is
Seal on bearing housing (pillow block)
33
Intregal seal
Seal attached to bearing has to be prelubricated (also called a shild)
34
A rubbing seal is required too
Contact to shaft also Capable of retaining oil Positive seal against moisture and fine contaminants.
35
Positive seal
Seal that prevents any fluid from leaking from one side to another
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What shaft imperfections contribute too lip seal leaks
Burrs and deposits grit.
37
Lip seal direction
Inclusion seal in Exclusion keep dirt out
38
What must be done to felt ring before installing
Must be soaked in oil
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Operation of spiral groove seal
Overcome disadvantage of non contact seal by acting as a flinger to keep containment away from important parts
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Labyrinth defined as
A torturous path
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If lantern ring is used to keep harmful abrasives and chemicals out it is located.
6 o'clock or at bottom
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Standard o ring psi _ And with anti extrusion rings _ psi
1500- 3000
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O ring fully confined psi eg b fitting
10,000 psi
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O ring Grove width
120-150 percent
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O ring squeeze static and dynamic
Static 20 percent Dynamic 10 percent Less because it's moving want less ware
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O ring depth of Groove dictates...
The o ring squeeze
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Secondary seal in machanical seal is
Static
48
Primary seal in mechanical seal is
Dynamic
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What psi must lantern ring receive to keep pumping medium away from packing
10-15 psi
50
Positive seals used when it is vital that no atmospheric containment reach working parts
Boots and bellows
51
Lip seal psi
2-10 psi
52
Gasket to be careful of for special applications like steam turbine
Asbestos
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all static seals are
Positive
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Seals that control amount of leak
Non positive
55
Positive seals
Prevent leak
56
Seals between stationary parts
Static
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Seals between moving and stationary part
Dynamic