Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 1 Of 9 - Fusionfluid
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 1 of 9 CAUTION: DISCONNECT AND LOCK OUT POWER SOURCE BEFORE SERVICING MIXER . FAILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN DEATH , PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. HEAVY COMPONENTS . H ANDLE PROPERLY . EXCESSIVE PRESSURE HAZARD : MAKE CERTAIN INTERNAL PRESSURE OF THE MIXING VESSEL IS RELIEVED BEFORE BEGINNING. F AILURE TO FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH , OR PROPERTY DAMAGE . DO NOT RUN THE SEAL DRY o IF YOUR MIXER IS EQUIPPED WITH A SINGLE SEAL , THEN THE LIQUID LEVEL IN THE TANK MUST BE ABOVE SEAL BODY BEFORE RUNNING MIXER . o IF YOUR MIXER IS EQUIPPED WITH A DOUBLE SEAL, THEN THE BUFFER OR BARRIER SYSTEM MUST BE IN OPERATION BEFORE RUNNING MIXER . IF YOUR SEAL IS EQUIPPED WITH A FLUSH PORT, THE SEAL WILL LEAK IF NOT PLUGGED OR IF VALVE INSTALLED ON SEAL FLUSH SUPPORT SYSTEM IS NOT CLOSED . TANK LIQUID LEVEL SEAL DO NOT RUN MIXER IF LIQUID IN THE TANK IS BELOW THE SEAL Begin Seal Installation If your mixer is equipped with a RT153 mechanical seal, follow the Seal Manufacturer’s Instructions for Seal Installation and Removal. The following steps are generic and assume use of a piloted seal. Here is the basic process: Basic Seal Installation Process Float the Seal Install the Shaft Mount the Seal Tighten Set Screws onto Shaft Remove Set-up Clips 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 2 of 9 CAUTION: PINCH POINTS & SHARP EDGES MAY BE LOCATED IN THIS AREA RT153 SINGLE & DOUBLE SEALS SHOWN BELOW AS RECEIVED SET-UP CLIPS WITH SCREWS BARRIER/BUFFER OUTLET “B” FLUSH PORT (OPTIONAL) RECEIVED WITH PLUG RT 153 SINGLE RT 153 DOUBLE BARRIER/BUFFER INLET “B” CROSS-SECTION OF SEALING FACES SEALING FACES P P R R SHAFT O-RING O C O C E E S S STATIONARY HALF OF SEAL S S S S I I D D E ROTARY HALF OF SEAL ROTARY HALF OF SEAL RT 153 SINGLE 877.812.7573 BORE O-RING info@fusionfluid.com E RT 153 DOUBLE REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 3 of 9 Float the Seal Handle the seal with care to prevent damage to the fragile sealing faces of the seal. Back out the set screws on the rotary half of the seal so they are clear of the bore. Use a process-compatible lubricant on the external Bore O-ring & the O-ring located within the bore of the seal as it will help the shaft pass through the O-ring. Do not apply or allow any grease to contact the mating/sealing faces of the seal. SET-SCREW LUBRICATE O-RINGS To Float the Seal, position the seal in the pedestal and orient with the mounting face toward the base of the pedestal. Insert the shaft through the pedestal then into the mechanical seal bore. Slide the shaft through the bore of the seal. Insert the shaft through the pedestal mounting flange and the rotary half of the seal. Now the seal is “floated” on the shaft. 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 4 of 9 Seal installation will resume after the shaft is properly installed. Install drive end of shaft to mixer drive. See appropriate shaft installation section for your mixer model. Complete Seal Installation Now that the shaft is properly located and securely affixed, complete the mechanical seal installation. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Here is the basic process: Basic Seal Installation Process Float the Seal (Previously Completed) Mount the Shaft (Previously Completed) Mount the Seal Tighten Set Screws onto Shaft Remove Set-up Clips CAUTION: PINCH POINTS & SHARP EDGES MAY BE LOCATED IN THIS AREA Mount the Seal Slide the seal into the pedestal bore, aligning the slots in the seal to the holes in the pedestal. If your seal has a flush port, ensure the flush port is aligned with the hole in the top of the pedestal (12 o’clock position). A double seal with a Barrier/Buffer Outlet port should be installed with the outlet port at the 12 o’clock position & inlet port at 6 o’clock. Float the Seal (Previously Completed) Mount the Shaft (Previously Completed) Mount the Seal Tighten Set Screws onto Shaft Remove Set-up Clips ACCESS HOLE IN PEDESTAL TO FLUSH PORT IN SEAL AT 12 O’CLOCK CUT OUT SECTION IN DRAWING TO SHOW FLUSH PORT IN SEAL BARRIER/BUFFER OUTLET “B” FLUSH PORT IN SINGLE SEAL FLUSH PORT IN DOUBLE SEAL DRAIN HOLE IN PEDESTAL AT 6 O’CLOCK 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 5 of 9 Insert and tighten the 4 provided bolts in an alternating pattern to the appropriate torque value for thread size called out in the table. The installation clips that hold the seal together and set the spring tension should remain in place until the end of the installation process. THREAD 18-8 STAINLESS 3/8"-16 16 ft-lb. 7/16"-14 26 ft-lb. 1/2"-13 36 ft-lb. 5/8"-11 81 ft-lb. Tighten Set Screws onto Shaft Use an alternating sequence to tighten and then torque the shaft set screws located on the rotating collar of the seal as required by the seal manufacturer. The goal is to keep the shaft centered within the seal bore, rather than pushed completely to one side. Start by loosely snugging the set screws in the prescribed pattern, then tighten the set screws a little more, and a little more, repeating the same pattern multiple times. Finally, torque the set screws to the appropriate value in table. Float the Seal (Previously Completed) Mount the Shaft (Previously Completed) Mount the Seal Tighten Set Screws onto Shaft Remove Set-up Clips HEX SIZE 1/8” 5/32” 3/16” SET SCREW THREAD SIZE ¼”-28 5/16”-24 3/8”-24 18-8 STAINLESS 72 in-lb 147 in-lb 22 FT-LB SET-SCREW 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 6 of 9 Remove Set-up Clips A common mistake is failure to remove the setup clips at the end of the seal installation process. Failure to remove set-up clips before operating mixer can permanently damage seal and equipment. Remove the set-up clips and be sure to save the seal’s set-up clips. They will be essential for future disassembly, shipment, rebuild, and reassembly of the mechanical seal. RT153 Seal with Optional Flush Port - Support System General Overview CAUTION: HANDLE SEAL WITH CARE , DO NOT SET SEAL DOWN ON THE SEAL ’S NON-METALLIC SURFACE DO NOT RUN THE SEAL DRY o IF YOUR MIXER IS EQUIPPED WITH A SINGLE SEAL , THEN THE LIQUID LEVEL IN THE TANK MUST BE ABOVE SEAL BODY BEFORE RUNNING MIXER . o IF YOUR MIXER IS EQUIPPED WITH A DOUBLE SEAL, THEN THE BUFFER OR BARRIER SYSTEM MUST BE IN OPERATION BEFORE RUNNING MIXER . IF YOUR SEAL IS EQUIPPED WITH A FLUSH PORT , THE SEAL WILL LEAK IF NOT PLUGGED OR IF VALVE INSTALLED ON SEAL FLUSH SUPPORT SYSTEM IS NOT CLOSED . TANK LIQUID LEVEL SEAL DO NOT RUN MIXER IF LIQUID IN THE TANK IS BELOW THE SEAL The flush port in the seal is for clean in place to flood fluid around the process side of the seal in order to flush seal faces. The flush port in the single seal should be in the 12 o’clock position when installed. FLUSHING FLUID IN FLUSHING FLUID OUT (INTO TANK & AROUND SEAL FACES) 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 7 of 9 Low pressure fluid should be used when flushing the seal faces. Otherwise, flushing fluid will shoot past the sealing faces, not cleaning faces as intended. FLUSHING FLUID IN FLUSHING FLUID OUT SEALING FACES If flush port isn’t being used in operation or being used for cleaning, then a plug should be installed. LEAVING THE FLUSH PORT OPEN WILL RESULT IN LEAKING. PEDESTAL (SECTIONED FOR CLARITY) PLUG SHAFT RT153 Double Seal Buffer & Barrier Ports - Support System General Overview CAUTION: HANDLE SEAL WITH CARE, DO NOT SET SEAL DOWN ON THE SEAL’S NON-METALLIC SURFACES DO NOT RUN SEAL WITHOUT A LIQUID SUPPORT SYSTEM DO NOT RUN SEAL DRY REFER TO THE APPROVAL (OR AS MANUFACTURED) DRAWING FOR REQUIRED SPECIFICATIONS (TEMP., BARRIER PRESSURE, BARRIER/BUFFER FLUID, ETC.) TO RUN YOUR SEAL 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 8 of 9 TANK LIQUID LEVEL SEAL DO NOT RUN MIXER IF LIQUID IN THE TANK IS BELOW THE SEAL BUFFER OR BARRIER FLUID OUTLET VIEW OF SEAL 2-PORT SIDE BUFFER OR BARRIER FLUID INLET OPTIONAL FLUSH PORT VIEW OF SEAL SINGLE PORT – OPPOSITE 2-PORT SIDE FLUSHING FLUID IN FLUSHING FLUID OUT (INTO TANK & AROUND SEAL FACES) A buffer fluid is a double mechanical seal fluid system where the pressure in the seal system is less than the pressure in the tank. The differential between these pressures is dependent on the application. Any seal leakage may allow the process fluid to leak into the seal buffer fluid. 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation FM-1033 - Page 9 of 9 A barrier fluid is a double mechanical seal fluid system with the pressure in the seal system greater than the tank pressure. The differential between these pressures is dependent on the application. Any seal leakage may allow the barrier fluid to leak into the tank. Below are images showing the barrier - open loop and barrier - closed loop systems. FOR A DEAD END BARRIER SYSTEM, FULLY CLOSE THE VALVE THE PIPING PLANS SHOWN IN THIS MANUAL ARE INTENDED TO PROVIDE A GENERAL OVERVIEW. PLEASE REFER TO API PIPING PLANS THAT ARE SPECIFIC TO YOUR MIXING APPLICATION. 877.812.7573 info@fusionfluid.com REV A – 12/27/22
RT153 Side Entry Mechanical Seal Installation A buffer fluid is a double mechanical seal fluid system where the pressure in the seal system is less than the pressure in the tank. The differential between these pressures is dependent on the application. Any seal leakage may allow the process fluid to leak into the seal buffer fluid.
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