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Cornell
Cycloseal® Design
Cornell's
Cycloseal® design, with its unique deflector vanes,
works with the impeller backvanes to create a cyclo-action.
This action removes solids and abrasive material from the seal
area while purging air and gas pockets - extending seal life and
eliminating any need for venting or water flush.
The
Cycloseal® design is available in all solids
handling pumps and many clear liquids, hot oil and food handling
pumps.
Cycloseal®
Benefits
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Extended
Seal Life:
Cornell's Cycloseal® design has proven itself in
the toughest applications from manure slurry to starch
recovery to clear water, food processing, self-priming and
hot cooking oil applications - in some cases more than
tripling the normally expected mechanical seal life.
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System
Savings:
The Cornell's Cycloseal® system requires no
external water flush, filters, grease cups, piping or
instrumentation normally associated with packing or double
mechanical seals.
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Maintenance
Savings:
Longer seal life which translates into less pump down time
and lower maintenance costs.
JOHN
CRANE TYPE 1 & 2
MECHANICAL SEAL FEATURES
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Self-aligning:
Automatic adjustment compensates for abnormal shaft
movement, primary sealing wear, and machinery tolerances.
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Non-clogging
Single Coil Spring:
Has greater dependability than multiple spring designs.
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Non-pusher
Design:
No dynamic O-rings to hang up. All seal movement
occurs in the bellows.
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No
Set Screws:
Nothing to mar the shaft or sleeve.
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Temperature
Limits:
-40ºF to +160ºF (Buna), -40ºF to +400ºF (Viton)
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Dynamic
Pressure:
350 PSIG (dependent on seal size).
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Seal
Faces:
Tungsten carbide vs. silicon carbide or carbon vs. ceramic
(other material options available).
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Elastomeric
Bellows:
Buna-N, Viton and other materials available.
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Hardware:
Stainless or plated steel.
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