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Dry gas seals have
revolutionized API Class
Turbo-machinery sealing
technology with many
positive benefits. However,
reliable operation of dry gas
seals requires robust and
properly designed support
systems.
Dry gas seal failures can
result from inadequately
designed support systems.
In particular, insufficient
process labyrinth gas
velocities, the presence of
liquids, aerosols and/or
particulate in seal gas
supply streams along with
inadequate monitoring
instrumentation and controls
can be detrimental to
reliable dry gas seal
operation resulting in costly
down-time and outages.
G.J. OLIVER, INC.
Dry Gas Seal Systems
G.J. Oliver contributes, from our many years of system expertise, by
actively participating on Task Force for the new API-692 Standard for Dry
Gas Sealing Systems for Axial, Centrifugal, Rotary Screw Compressors
and Expanders.
Contact G.J. Oliver, Inc, today to allow us to assist you with your system
application. Ph: 908-454-9743 [email protected]
RODS & WIRE
STRANDS
FINISHED WELDS & WELD BEADS
HARDWARE
VALVES & FLANGES
COMPLETED VESSELS
STAINLESS STEEL
LOW ALLOY STEEl
G.J. OLIVER, INC. 50 INDUSTRIAL RD. PHILLIPSBURG, NJ
08865
Office: 908.454.9743 Email: [email protected]
www.gjoliver.com
While dry gas seals have revolutionized turbomachinery sealing technology, they are also a common failure point due to the sensitive nature of the seal. Particulate or liquid in a gas stream can break a dry gas seal and bring down an entire process, often appearing in gas streams thought to be clean. Additionally, operations typically require robust, sophisticated monitoring of the gas streams to ensure that the seals are functioning properly.
With a president currently involved in drafting the new API-692 offshoot of API-614 for dry gas seal panels and conditioning systems, G.J. Oliver, Inc. is on the cutting edge of dry gas seal system design to enhance reliability. As experts in the field, G.J. Oliver, Inc. engineers address liquid knockout, heating, filtration, control regulation and instrumentation monitoring to achieve trouble-free, reliable system operation as well as maintainability.
Dry Gas Seal Panels
