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  • API Plan 74 Barrier Gas

    < Back to Between Seal Plans API Plan 74 supplies a pressurized barrier gas from an external source between the inboard and outboard seals. For reliable operation, dual pressurized gas seals require a constant supply of clean, dry gas, typically nitrogen. The seal support panel contains a coalesci...

  • API Plan 72/76 Buffer Gas and Noncondensing Leakage Collection

    This panel is a combination of API Plan 72 and Plan 76. The Plan 72 side supplies a buffer gas from an external source between the inboard and outboard faces of a dual seal. For reliable operation, gas seals require a constant supply of clean, dry gas, typically nitrogen. The seal support panel cont...

  • Process Side Plans

    < Back to Mechanical Seal Support Systems Seal Support System Process Side Plans Seal Plan Kits Most Swagelok-built process side plans for seal support are available as seal plan kits. Each kit containseverything needed for proper installation, including an engineered drawing, making it simple t...

  • API Plan 11 Flush

    < Back to Process Side Plans API Plan 11 recirculates flow from a high‐pressure section of the pump, typically the discharge piping, through a flow control orifice to the seal. Plan 11 is the default flush plan for most pumps. API Plan 11 Kit components shown solid and include some optional c...

  • API Plan 12 Flush with Strainer

    API Plan 12 recirculates flow from a high‐pressure section of the pump, typically the discharge piping, through a flow control orifice to the seal. In order to remove particulate in the flush stream and prevent clogging, flow passes through a strainer placed prior to the flow control orifice. The ad...

  • API Plan 13 Flush from Chamber to Suction

    API Plan 13 recirculates flow from the seal chamber to the suction side of the pump. This plan is common for vertical pumps. API Plan 13 Kit components shown solid and include some optional components. This plan: Removes heat and flushes particulate from the seal chamber Allows the...

  • API Plan 14 Flush, Combination of Plans 11 & 13

    API Plan 14 combines Plan 11 and Plan 13. Flow is recirculated from the pump discharge into the seal chamber and from the seal chamber to the pump suction. Fluid flow is increased since the seal chamber is continuously vented, leading to higher cooling capacity. API Plan 14 Kit components show...

  • API Plan 21 Cooled Flush

    API Plan 21 adds a cooler to Plan 11 for applications requiring better control of flush vapor margin. Flow is routed from the discharge side of the pump through an orifice and a cooler before being returned to the seal chamber. API Plan 21 Kit components shown solid and include some optional co...

  • API Plan 31 Flush with Cyclone Separator

    API Plan 31 is used to remove solids from the flush stream by incorporating a cyclone separator into the flush tubing. Flow is routed from the discharge side of the pump through the cyclone separator. Clean flush fluid leaving the separator is routed to the seal chamber while fluid containing the so...

  • API Plan 41 Cooled Flush with Cyclone Separator

    API Plan 41 is a cooled version of Plan 31. Solids are removed from the flush fluid by incorporating a cyclone separator. Flow is routed from the discharge side of the pump through the cyclone separator. Clean flush fluid leaving the separator is routed through a cooler before being returned to the ...

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