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August 2022

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3 Types of Mechanical Seals Used for Centrifugal Pumps

Centrifugal pumps are used to transfer incompressible liquids in different industrial applications. These machines convert the rotational energy (mechanical power) into pressure energy to pump the fluids. The engine or electric motor generally supplies the mechanical power. Moreover, centrifugal force is used for pumping fluids from low to high-pressure regions. This guide will further discuss the

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Mechanical Seals for the Chemical Industry

The industry involves chemical processes like refining methods and chemical reactions to transform raw materials like water, oil, natural gas, air, and minerals into over 70,000 different products.These finished products include ceramics, agrochemicals, rubber (elastomers), petrochemicals, polymers, oleo-chemicals (waxes, oils, and fats), flavors, and fragrances. Most of the manufactured products are used to manufacture other

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Understanding the Application and Types of Rubber Bellows

Bellows are machine components that protect other parts from dirt and dust to extend service life and minimize chances of machine downtime. They also protect machine operators from injuries caused due to contact with movable machine parts. Bellows are more commonly used in machine designs as they’re ideal for several covering purposes. Moreover, they can

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What is a Double Seal and When to Use One?

Dual or double mechanical seals are specifically designed to provide maximum sealing safety. They help eliminate fluid or gas leakage in the mixers of pumps. They offer zero-emission compliance, unlike single seals. These seals are commonly installed in equipment for mixing or pumping toxic or dangerous substances. They’re essentially required in certain applications, and companies

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