What do Aesseal do?
Founded in 1979, AESSEAL® is one of the world’s leading specialists in the design and manufacture of mechanical seals and seal support systems. Our products are designed to improve the reliability of rotating equipment.
What does Aesseal contribute to the community?
In partnership with local organizations AESSEAL® has created a charitable fund worth over £1m (US$1.6m) to help fund vital community projects. We also work with the international charity WaterAid, to help transform lives by improving access to safe water, hygiene and sanitation in the world’s poorest communities.
What is mechanical seal in pump?
Mechanical seals are leakage control devices, which are found on rotating equipment such as pumps and mixers to prevent the leakage of liquids and gases from escaping into the environment.
What is mechanical seal and its types?
Mechanical seals are critical components in centrifugal pump systems. These devices preserve the integrity of the pump systems by preventing fluid leaks and keeping contaminants out. Mechanical seal systems are used on various seal designs to detect leakage, control the seal environment and lubricate secondary seals.
What is the Aesseal customer focus statement?
We aim to exceed expectation consistently: in delivery, quality, reliability and service. We’re challenging industry standards, challenging our competitors, challenging thinking – and challenging to become world market leader.
What are the three basic parts of a mechanical seal?
A cartridge-mounted, end-face mechanical seal is a completely self-contained unit that houses the sealing components—a gland, sleeve, and hardware….The Three Types of Mechanical Seals
- Cartridge.
- Component.
- Air.
What happens if packing is too tight on a pump?
Over tightening wears out packing prematurely and causes scoring and damage to the shaft. 19.
What is the difference between mechanical seal and gland packing?
When considering gland packing vs mechanical seal solutions, mechanical seals are the best for minimizing sleeve damage. Packing seals are removed and replaced much more often than mechanical seals, which causes considerable wear and tear to the pumps as they are disassembled and reassembled.
How many mechanical seals are there?
The Three Types of Mechanical Seals Three types of mechanical seals are used in process equipment: Cartridge. Component. Air.
How long should pump packing last?
around 2 to 3 years
Most packing, if properly maintained during the pump’s operation, should last around 2 to 3 years. When it is time to replace it, how much of a project it is depends on the type of fire pump you have.
Why do we need to have small leak in gland packing?
All packing manufacturers recommend a slight leakage through the packing for accomplishing water lubrication. There is a definite relationship of leakage rate to max- imum life of packing. Less than the recommended leakage rate will tend to reduce the life factor.
How many types of gland packing are there?
However, the question becomes: “Which type of packing should you use for any given type of pump?” Well, there are eight main types of gland packing that we carry and each should be used in different situations.
What is PTFE gland packing?
PTFE compression packing, are made of Polytetrafluoroethylene, is known for its exceptionally high resistance to chemicals and low friction. PTFE Gland packings are made of specially selected polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) filaments or exfoliated graphite acrylic fibre.
How much should a packing gland leak?
a. Properly adjusted packing should leak 10-15 drops per min. It has to in order to lubricate. Packing should be checked daily and adjusted as needed.
What is AESSEAL ®?
AESSEAL ® is one of the world’s leading specialists in the design and manufacture of mechanical seals and support systems.
How many AESSEAL locations are in the world?
AESSEAL ® operates from 230 locations in 104 countries, including 9 manufacturing and 58 repair locations, and has more than 300 customer service representatives who visit industrial plants every day.
How is AESSEAL investing £29 million in Rotherham’s manufacturing sector?
The solar panels on the roof of AESSEAL’s Mill Close factory in Rotherham are just one of the more visible results of the group’s pledge to spend £29 million by 2029 on environmentally friendly investments.