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Double seals will always out perform a single type mechanical seal when used in conjunction<br />

with a pressurized (water) barrier fluid. This is because the internal seal faces are sealing water<br />

not product. Double seals are used where maximum seal life is required and in these<br />

instances a double seal will often outlast the normal life of the pump. Double seals are<br />

additionally used in the most arduous duties i.e. where the pump is run outside its design duty<br />

parameters, where there is high levels of air entrainment & prolonged dry running,<br />

On pumping applications double seals should be specified where concentrations exceed 6%.<br />

The preferred installation is the water management (W1 – W4) system, which provide the<br />

necessary protection for the seal faces combined with minimum maintenance requirement.<br />

The outboard faces of the double seals would use Carbon versus Chromium Oxide since the<br />

buffer/barrier fluid is water.<br />

ELASTOMERS<br />

Without doubt AFLAS is the most popular elastomeric compound used in pulp and paper<br />

plants, combining the resistance of EPR to hot water and Alkalis with the performance of Viton<br />

on Acids and oils. AFLAS provides the user with a single solution for his plant and therefore<br />

reduces the stock inventory required.<br />

GASKETS<br />

AF1 the standard AESSEAL ® gasket is suitable for all duties.<br />

© Copyright 2002 AESSEAL plc All Rights Reserved.<br />

RECCYCCLLEEDD PAAPEER<br />

AESSEAL®<br />

<strong>PAPER</strong> <strong>RECYCLING</strong><br />

<strong>PLANTS</strong><br />

L-UK/US-RECYCLE-03<br />

IN 4540 - 01/2002<br />

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