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What are the sealing methods of clean water pumps?

Publish Time: 2024-09-24
Clean water pumps play an important role in many fields, and the choice of sealing method is crucial to their performance and reliability. The following are common sealing methods for clean water pumps.

1. Packing seal. This is a more traditional sealing method. It is mainly composed of stuffing box, stuffing, gland, etc. The stuffing is usually made of materials with certain elasticity and wear resistance, such as asbestos rope, graphite, etc. During operation, by tightening the gland, the stuffing is compressed between the shaft and the stuffing box to form a seal. The advantages of packing seal are simple structure, low cost, and relatively small wear on the shaft. However, it also has some disadvantages, such as limited sealing performance, frequent adjustment of the gland to ensure the sealing effect, and easy leakage, which requires regular replacement of stuffing.

2. Mechanical seal. The mechanical seal consists of moving ring, static ring, spring, auxiliary seal and other components. The moving ring rotates with the shaft, and the static ring is fixed on the pump body, forming a sealing surface between the two. The mechanical seal has good sealing performance, small leakage, and can adapt to higher pressure and speed. Its advantages are reliable sealing, long service life, and no need to adjust and replace seals frequently. However, the structure of mechanical seals is relatively complex, the cost is high, and the installation and maintenance requirements are high.

3. Auxiliary impeller seal. The auxiliary impeller seal uses the centrifugal force generated by the auxiliary impeller to prevent medium leakage. The auxiliary impeller is set on the rear cover of the impeller of the pump. When the pump is running, the centrifugal force generated by the auxiliary impeller throws the liquid outward, forming a high-pressure area between the auxiliary impeller and the pump casing, thereby preventing liquid leakage. The advantage of the auxiliary impeller seal is that no additional seals are required, the structure is simple, and the cost is low. However, its sealing effect is relatively weak, and it usually needs to be used in combination with other sealing methods.

When choosing the sealing method of the clean water pump, many factors need to be considered, such as the working pressure, speed, medium characteristics, and use environment of the pump. Different sealing methods have their own advantages and disadvantages. Only by making reasonable choices based on actual conditions can the safe and reliable operation of the clean water pump be ensured.
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