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Cartridge Seal Installation

For proper seal installation, you must obtain the correct seal assembly drawing for your application.
2.1 

Lubricate the shaft or sleeve lightly with lubricant provided with the seal. 

2.2 

Install gland gasket - Use lubricant provided if necessary to retain gasket.

2.3    Install the complete cartridge seal assembly on the shaft. 
2.4    For overhung pumps: Position the seal close to the bearing housing with the seal oriented 

toward the pump. Install the pump back-plate or seal housing and assemble the pump.  

2.5 

Orient ports on the seal cartridge as shown on the seal assembly drawing.

2.6   Position the cartridge gland against the seal housing face and tighten the gland stud nuts up 

evenly, cross staggering the adjustment of the nuts. Follow the equipment manufacturer’s 
recommendation for gland stud nut torque. In the absence of recommendations, gland stud 
nuts should only be torqued to establish a leak tight seal at the gasket.  

2.7   For between bearings pumps: Assemble the bearings, coupling, etc. and adjust the impeller so 

that the shaft is in its operating axial position. 

2.8 

For end suction pumps: Adjust the bearings, coupling, and impeller so that the shaft is in its 
operating axial position. 

2.9    Tighten the set screws on the seal cartridge drive collar. See Section 3 if your seal is equipped 

with a shrink disc drive collar

Note

    Any subsequent axial adjustment of the shaft requires resetting of the seal.

2.10   Disengage or remove setting devices. Eccentric washer or slotted plate type setting devices 

should be repositioned clear of rotating parts and locked to the gland in a neutral position.

      

Ensure that plates cannot fall back onto the sleeve as to prevent risk of contact between rotating 
and static parts. 

 

Centering type devices cap screwed to the sleeve drive collar should be removed and stored for 
future seal removal and repair. All setting device types need to be reinstalled for resetting the 
seal when repositioning the pump impeller.

2.11   Inspect equipment and driver alignment in accordance with coupling and / or equipment 

manufacturer's instructions.

2.12   After bringing the unit up to operating conditions (pressure and temperature), recheck  

pump to driver alignment. Make adjustments as necessary 

2.11    See Operational Recommendations, paragraph 4 and 5, before starting pump.

Gland Stud Nuts

Setting Plate Bolts

Setting Plates

Drive Collar 
Set Screws

Sleeve Gasket

Gland Gasket

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Summary of Contents for HSH Series

Page 1: ...ting sealing arrangement mechanical seal or otherwise Clean seal chamber and shaft thoroughly 1 4 Inspect surfaces under gaskets to ensure they are free from pits or scratches Break all sharp corners...

Page 2: ...h If equipment is found outside the general range contact the equipment manufacturer and your Flowserve representative to verify the equipment s suitability for the seal Seal chamber squareness to the...

Page 3: ...tion pumps Adjust the bearings coupling and impeller so that the shaft is in its operating axial position 2 9 Tighten the set screws on the seal cartridge drive collar See Section 3 if your seal is eq...

Page 4: ...Flowserve supplied or approved grease CAUTION Do not use grease or oil on the sleeve or shaft to aid in installation 3 5 2 The seal sleeve should install easily over the equipment shaft if resistance...

Page 5: ...8 Plan 53A Circulation from an external source is shown in Figure 9 Plan 54 Other mechanical seal support systems are also available from Flowserve 5 3 Turn on any cooling water to the supply tank or...

Page 6: ...must be de pressurized and drained Operator must persuade himself before starting disassembling of mechanical seal that the external of the equipment is cool enough to be handled without risk Barrier...

Page 7: ...ion sealing device The design and dimensional tolerances are critical to seal performance Only parts supplied by Flowserve should be used to repair this seal These are available from the numerous Flow...

Page 8: ...information and specifications contained in this literature are believed to be accurate they are supplied for informative purposes only and should not be considered certified or as a guarantee of sat...

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