5. Analysis of causes of failure
The main seal failures are: excessive leakage, premature wear, abnormal heating...
5.1 Main causes of mechanical seal failure
Mechanical seal failure can have a variety of causes. Most often, leakage occurs through the sealing interface formed by the two friction faces. It is also necessary to diagnose the seal's other components, in order to explain the causes of failure [liner seals, cover seals, sliders, driving part (
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- Rubber and latex – Nomenclature. - NF ISO 1629 - 11-2006
- Indice de classement : T40-002. - - A1-08-2088
- Technical specifications for centrifugal pumps – Class 1. - NF EN ISO 9905 - 1-1988
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Association of Petroleum Technicians and Professionals (AFTP) http://www.afpt.net
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