EagleBurgmann Splitex Split Seals

Splitex
Replaced for EagleBurgmann Splitex;
Chesterton 221 Split seals
Features
•Fully split single seal, 2 x 2 segments, pre-assembled
•Semi-cartridge
•Balanced
•Stationary springs
•Bi-directional
•External pressurization
•Built-in flushing connections
•Installation and wear control
Advantages
•Reduced repair and downtime: 2 x 2 pre-assembled design speeds up and simplifies installation because pump does not have to be disassembled.
•Long service life: precise pre-alignment because of pre-assembled segments. Stationary springs which are protected from the product prevent clogging.
•Greater flexibility during installation: no modification necessary because the seal is located outside of the stuffing box.
•Shaft protection: uniform torque transmission via clamping ring prevents damage caused by set screws.
•Dependable operation: mechanical decoupling of clamping ring (torque transmission) avoids distortion of the seat.
•Simple monitoring of the seal during operation because of mechanical wear indicator on the seal face.
•Low leakage: elimination of secondary seals eliminates leakage paths between split components.
•High tolerance to shaft deflections ensured by stationary design and elastic seat mounting (gasket).
Operating range (see note on page 1)
Shaft diameter: d1 = 50 … 150 mm (1.940" … 6.000")
Pressure: p1 = 10 bar (145 PSI)
Temperature: t = –40 … +150 °C (–40 … +300 °F), above 80 °C (175 °F) flush is recommended
Sliding velocity: vg = 10 m/s (33 ft/s) Axial movement: ±1.5 mm (1/16") Radial movement: ±0.8 mm (1/32")
Materials
Seal face: Carbon graphite antimoniny impregnated (A), Silicon carbide (Q6)
Seat: Silicon carbide (Q6)
Secondary seals: FKM (V), EPDM (E), NBR (P) Springs: CrNiMo steel (G)
Metal parts: CrNiMo steel (G), CrNiMo cast steel (G)
Recommended applications
•Process industry
•Petrochemical industry
•Chemical industry
•Power plant technology
•Pulp and paper industry
•Pulp
•Centrifugal pumps
•Agitators
•Displacement pumps
•Conveying pulp with stock pumps
•Conveying timber to refiners with pumping screws
•Circulation of pulp-and-water mixtures in storage vessels
•Pump stations for waste water treatment
•Cooling water pumps for energy generation








