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Heavy Duty Balanced Opposed Compressors - Ariel Corporation

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FOR MODELS: JGZ AND JGU SECTION 5 - MAINTENANCE<br />

Type "UP" Pressure Breaker<br />

This is a single solid ring. This ring breaks down or slows the gas flow without sealing it completely.<br />

See Figure 5-32.<br />

Type “P1U” Pressure Breaker<br />

This set is made up of two rings. It allows controlled leakage in one direction only, and is<br />

installed in the first or second packing cup (closest to the piston). The first ring (pressure<br />

side) is one-piece with a single radial cut. The second ring is uncut (solid). The bore in the<br />

second ring is larger than the rod diameter. See Figure 5-33.<br />

Total End Gap - Installed:<br />

0.058 to 0.064” (1.5 / to 1.7 mm) for<br />

PEEK<br />

0.029 to 0.035” (0.7 to 0.9 mm) for<br />

Bronze & Cast Iron<br />

End gap should be maintained by<br />

replacing the ring.<br />

FIGURE 5-32 TYPE “UP” PRESSURE BREAKER<br />

FIGURE 5-33 TYPE “P1U” PRESSURE BREAKER<br />

Type "BTR" Single Acting Seal Set<br />

Pressure<br />

Side<br />

Pressure<br />

Side<br />

This set is made up of three rings. It seals in one direction only. The first ring (pressure side)<br />

is radially cut. The second ring is a tangentially step cut ring and is made of the same material<br />

as the first ring. The first two rings are doweled so the end gaps are staggered. The total<br />

end gap installed is 17/32 to 9/16 in. (13 to 14 mm) for PEEK, Bronze & Cast Iron, and 9/32<br />

to<br />

5/16 in. (7 to 8 mm) for Teflon. The end gap should be maintained by replacing the ring. The<br />

third ring is called a back-up ring and is radially cut. The bore in the backup ring is larger<br />

than the rod diameter which allows its radial joints to fit tight together. No dowel is necessary<br />

for this ring. See Figure 5-34.<br />

7/09 PAGE 5 - 47

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