Product Manual FFET

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JOHN CRANE EAA

TECHNICAL PRODUCT MANUAL
TPM 031
Seal Type FFET
AUTHOR: PE BOWDEN
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ISSUE: 1 DATE: 30.10.2006
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John Crane UK Limited* and reproducing it whether by photocopying or storage in any medium by electronic
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1. GENERAL
1.1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.2. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
2. DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

2.1. DRAWING INDEXES
2.2. SEAL DESIGN DESCRIPTION
2.3. DESIGN FEATURES
2.4. DESIGN BENEFITS
2.5. MATING RINGS: STANDARD DESIGN & OPTIONS
2.6. SEAL DESIGN OPTIONS
2.7. SEAL DESIGN UPGRADE
2.8. SEAL SIZE RANGE
2.9. HARDWARE ADAPTATION LIMITS
2.10. MATERIALS: STANDARD AND OPTIONS & MATERIAL CODES
2.11. CODING: SEAL & SEAL PARTS
3.0 SEAL PERFORMANCE & LIMITS

3.1 DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE
3.2 DYNAMIC SEALING PRESSURE RATING
3.3 HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE
3.4 STATIC SEALING PRESSURE RATING
3.5 REVERSE PRESSURE/ VACUUM OPERATION
3.6 TEMPERATURE
3.7 SPEED
3.8 VISCOSITY
3.9 LEAKAGE
3.10 POWER CONSUMPTION / HEAT GENERATION
3.11 FLUSH REQUIREMENTS
3.12 QUENCH REQUIREMENTS
3.13 BREAKOUT TORQUE
3.14 DRY RUNNING
3.15 SOLIDS & POLYMERISING HANDLING
3.16 HAZARDOUS DUTIES & HAZARDS ANALYSIS
3.17 AXIAL FLEXIBILITY
3.18 VIBRATION HANDLING CAPABILITIES
3.19 SEAL SUPPORT SYSTEM INFORMATION
4.0 INSTALLATION DATA

4.1 LIMITS, FITS & MISALIGNMENTS
4.2 OEM STANDARDS / PUMP FITTABILITY
5.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS ( RELATED DOCUMENTS)

5.1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL (IM)
5.2 PRESSURE TEST PROCEDURE
5.3 RECONDITIONING PROCEDURE
5.4 FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS
5.5 STORAGE, PACKAGING & TRANSPORTATION
6.0 MARKETING DATA

6.1 PRODUCT DATA SHEET
6.2 EXPERIENCE LIST & REFERENCES
6.3 COMPETITION OFFERING: EQUIVALENT COMPETITORS SEALS
1. GENERAL
1.1. SEAL DESCRIPTION

The FFET general purpose cartridge seal was developed from the Flexibox FF seal range
and was designed to reduce installation time and errors. Simple (single spring) construction
using a minimum number of parts enables easy maintenance and repair, even in the field.
The compactness of the cartridge (the seal will fit all ANSI and DIN stuffing boxes) and
standardisation on high grade materials makes the seal suitable for a wide variety of
equipment and process fluids. Dry running capability also permits use on vessel seal
applications including top entry mixers.
The stationary spring permits high speed operation.
The sliding o-ring is away from the seal faces and, as wear occurs, movement is away from
the wetted area of the seal, hence when operated on ‘dirty’ fluids the risk of hang up is
greatly reduced.
Historically there have been a number of FF seal designs, these are listed below for information
along with a brief description of each and its PLM status
Seal Description PLM

DFET Dual pressurised (double) FFET T
FFET General duty, robust single seal cartridge, O-ring mounted C
with single coil spring, targeting Pumps and Mixers
FFGD Heavy Duty stationary mounted cartridge for slurry (FGD) NP
applications
FF*L/R Heavy duty, balanced, stationary mounted seal, single coil NP
spring, O-ring mounted with inserted running faces. * can be
various letters/ numbers defining seal faces and mounting
FFOU/ Original designations for FFOL and FFOR T
FFOV
FFSP Heavy duty, balanced, stationary mounted seal, single coil NP
spring, O-ring mounted, targeting slurry applications.
FFSL/R Special variant of FFOL/R nc
FFST An "FFET" incorporating a special design feature/s NP
FFXP Fully split, O-ring/cord sealed, balanced, dry running cartridge S
seal (formerly designated XTOP)
FFZL/R An FFOL/R with replaceable face inserts S
FFZT A bi-directional FFZL/R using the FFET style spring S
arrangement
TFET Dual unpressurised (tandem) FFET T
PLM Key
C Core
nc not classified
NP Non-preferred
S Supported
T Terminated
1.2. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
• The origins of the FF range were for sealing cement paste and the FFET can be used on
‘dirty’ applications across all market sectors
• Medium % by weight slurries
• Abrasive/ fibrous fluids

• Crystallising fluids
• The seal will fit DIN and ANSI boxes and is suitable for a wide range of fluids from
chemicals to oil to water across all market sectors
• The FFET is ideal for use on top-entry mixers where the liquid product may not provide
continuous cooling and lubrication of the seal faces.
• On top-entry agitators, a variation of the design is available for use on hygienic
applications.
2. DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION
2.1. DRAWING INDEXES
FFET - **** - **** - U004

Drawing Sheet Description
INT97561 1 FFET dimension details, cast gland
INT97561 2 FFET parts list, EP, Viton, Perfluoroelastomer o-rings, cast gland
INT97561 3 FFET parts list, PTFE encapsulated Viton o-rings, cast gland
INT97561 4 FFET dimension details, machined gland
INT97561 5 FFET parts list, EP, Viton, Perfluoroelastomer o-rings, m/c gland
INT97561 6 FFET parts list, PTFE encapsulated Viton o-rings, m/c gland
FFET - **** - **** - U007 (with lip seal)

Drawing Sheet Description
INT97557 1 FFET dimension details, cast gland
INT97557 2 FFET parts list, EP, Viton, Perfluoroelastomer o-rings, cast gland
INT97557 3 FFET parts list, PTFE encapsulated Viton o-rings, cast gland
INT97557 4 FFET dimension details, machined gland
INT97557 5 FFET parts list, EP, Viton, Perfluoroelastomer o-rings, m/c gland
INT97557 6 FFET parts list, PTFE encapsulated Viton o-rings, m/c gland
2.2. SEAL DESIGN DESCRIPTION
The FFET is a stationary mounted, single spring, balanced seal supplied as a standard
cartridge assembly.
A key feature of the FFET seal is that the spring is stationary and located outside the
process fluid. It is therefore protected from clogging by dirty and fibrous products. The
construction means that as faces wear the sliding o-ring moves onto a clean part of the
primary ring housing, reducing the risk of hang up caused by dirty or crystallising products.
The rotating seat is of replaceable monoblock silicon carbide as standard, the primary ring is
normally carbon shrunk into stainless steel but a hard face option of tungsten carbide is also
available.
The FFET seal uses the spring to provide the closing force but the drive (anti-rotation) is by
drive dogs in the primary ring and spring sleeve.
The spring sleeve also houses the standard PTFE safety bush. A lip seal can also be
supplied as a standard design option.
2.3. DESIGN FEATURES
• The use of premium seal face materials ensures low heat generation and dry running
thermal stability.
• Heavy duty drive
• Stationary flexible unit permits high tolerance to solids.
• Stationary, external single spring improves tolerance to clogging.
• Indirect positive sleeve/shaft drive prevents shaft damage.
• Easy, fast, and reliable installation as a pressure-tested preset unit.
• Multifunctional gland plate.
2.4. DESIGN BENEFITS
• Compact, robust design with a minimum number of components

• Collet fingers designed into the shaft sleeve to protect the pump shaft from damage
caused by fixing screws
• Sliding o-ring is remote from the seal faces, minimising the risk of hang-up
• During assembly to pump, concentricity and axial length are assured by factory fitted,
setting ring.
• Stationary spring permits high speed operation
• Drive arrangement permits bi-directional operation
• Flush and quench connections built into the gland plate as standard
• All fixing screws are cap head with full wrenching sockets
2.5. MATING RINGS: STANDARD DESIGN & OPTIONS
Standard mating rings for the FFET range are defined on INT97561 & INT97557
2.6. SEAL DESIGN OPTIONS
Standard lip seal
The standard lip seal arrangement is defined in

Drawing INT 97557
FFET hygienic seal
A standard design option for the

FFET is the hygienic seal which is
suitable for use with Class ΙΙ hygienic
equipment.
Features include
• FDA compliant materials
• open ended o-ring grooves
• minimum wetted parts
• polished metallic surfaces
• potential bacteria traps located
outside the product
For more details of this seal refer to TB

071 on the EAA Engineering Intranet
FFET for top entry mixers

The FFET is ideal for use on top-entry mixers where the liquid product may not provide
continuous cooling and lubrication of the seal faces. The use of premium seal face materials
ensures low heat generation and dry running thermal stability.
The seal used for top entry mixers is the standard FFET as shown on drg INT 97561. For
increased clearance the safety bushing is often removed giving a seal run-out capability of
• 1.4 mm TIR up to size 0825
• 1.8 mm TIR for sizes above 0825
2.7. SEAL DESIGN UPGRADE
Not applicable, refer TPM 004 (FFZT) for FFET style seal with increased performance rating
2.8. SEAL SIZE RANGE
• Metric: 25 mm to 100 mm
• Imperial: 1” to 4”
Note, for the FFET seal size is based on shaft diameter

2.9. HARDWARE ADAPTATION LIMITS
Not applicable
2.10. MATERIALS: STANDARD AND OPTIONS & MATERIAL CODES
Seal component Material JCF material

code
Primary ring
standard Carbon in AISI 329 stainless steel 4347
options Tungsten carbide in AISI 329 stainless steel 4563
Silicon carbide (Si free) in AISI 329 st. st. 4503
Mating ring
standard Reaction bonded silicon carbide 0488
options Tungsten carbide, nickel bound 0391
O-rings
standard Ethylene propylene 0243
Fluorocarbon 0248
Nitrile 0213
Perfluoroelastomer 0565
options Viton encapsulated with FEP 0239
Springs
standard 316 stainless steel 0154
options
Other (typical)
- gland 316 stainless steel 0154
- sleeve 316 stainless steel 0154
- spring sleeve 18/11/3 austenitic stainless steel 0137
- drive ring 316 stainless steel 0154
2.11. CODING: SEAL & SEAL PARTS
FFET seals are coded under the ‘Flexibox’ system using a 16 digit coding e.g.
FFET – 0600 – A3CE – U004 where
FFET = seal type
0600 = seal size in 1/10 mm (i.e. 0600 = 60 mm)
A3 = combination of face materials

C = o-ring material
E = other materials
U004 = design number

Full details of coding can be found in TM 11 10 10 standard codes applied to the FFET are
given below
Seal type
FFET Standard, heavy duty cartridge seal
FFST Special design FFET, refer drawing for details
Face materials
A3 Carbon in st. st. v silicon carbide
B6 Tungsten carbide in st. st. v silicon carbide
C6 Silicon carbide(Si free) in st. st v silicon carbide
7R Carbon in st. st. v tungsten carbide
86 Tungsten carbide in st. st. v tungsten carbide
O-rings
B Ethylene propylene (wetted) + Nitrile
C Fluorocarbon wetted + Nitrile
L Viton coated with FEP + Nitrile
1 Perfluoroelastomer
S Special materials – refer arrangement drawing
Metal parts
S Special materials – refer arrangement drawing
E 316 stainless steel
3. SEAL PERFORMANCE & LIMITS
3.1. DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE
Generally Flexibox seal limits were defined by PV according to the calculation
Note the PV equation above is the Flexibox calculation (see TM 71 20 10)

For the FFET, PV has minimal implications on seal selection due to the market based pressure
limit of 20 barg set for the seal.
For dry running FFET seals performance is PV based and a limit of 5 bar m/s is applied
Tabular data for graphs is given in the Appendix
3.2. DYNAMIC SEALING PRESSURE RATING

C v SiC WC v SiC
22
20
Pressure bar
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
20 40 60 80 100 120 140
Seal size mm
FFET pressure limits (hydrocarbon duties) at 3600 RPM
Multiplier Factors
Selection Considerations Multiplier
Sealed Fluid Petrol/ Gasoline, Kerosene or better x 1.00

Lubricity Aqueous Solutions x 0.60
Sealed Fluid Below 80°C (175°F) x 1.00

Temperature From 80°C to 120°C (175°F to 250°F) x 0.90
From 120°C to 180°C (250°F to 350°F) x 0.80
Above 180°C (350°F) x 0.65
3.3. HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE LIMITS
Data not available
3.4. STATIC SEALING PRESSURE RATING
40
35
30
Pressure (bar)
25
20
15
10
5
0
20 40 60 80 100 120 140
Seal size (mm)
3.5. REVERSE PRESSURE / VACUUM OPERATION
Seals will operate down to full vacuum (0 bara)
3.6. TEMPERATURE
FFET seal temperature limits are:
-40 °C to 205 °C (-40 °F to 400 °F)
dependent on materials used.
Seal temperature capability is normally defined by the temperature limits of the o-rings.
The following chart is included as a guide to the temperature limits of o-ring materials
commonly used in the FFET
Material Lower limit Upper limit Notes

º C (º F) º C (º F)
Ethylene Propylene -40 (-40) 150 (300)
Fluorocarbon -30 (-22) 205 (400) 135 ºC (275 ºF) on water duties
Nitrile -40 (-40) 120 (250) 100 ºC (212 ºF) on water duties
Perfluoroelastomer -20 (-4) 260 (500) Dependant on grade
FEP coated f/c -20 (-4) 200 (390)
3.7. SPEED
FFET seals can be operated to a speed limit of 25 m/s or 6000 rpm.
7000
6000
5000
4000
RPM
3000
2000
1000
0
0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000
Seal size (mm)
3.8. VISCOSITY
Seal viscosity limits are generally as specified in the following table:
Fluid Kinematic Viscosity ν Seal Face Materials Seal Arrangement

Centistokes (cSt.)
to 750 Standard Single

C vs. SiC or WC
> 750 Standard Dual seals required

SiC vs. SiC or WC above 3000
3.9. LEAKAGE
Product specific leakage data is not available for this seal. If required, ‘JC Seals’ is the
preferred method to calculate the leakage rates under the seals operating conditions.
Alternatively, for calculation method, refer to Legacy file TM 31 20 10 ‘Leakage – general’

on the EAA Engineering Intranet.
Loc. EAA/ Engineering/ Mechanical seals/ Applications or

EAA/ Engineering/ Lists/ Technical Manual (TM)
For leakage estimates only refer to the graph below
Note
• Leakage is estimated only (based on TM 31 20 10)
• Speed assumed 3000rpm
• Calculations are ‘average’ and must not quoted to customer
• Where leakage rate must be quoted the following multipliers are recommended
o 95% confidence level 2x graph

7
Leakage (ml/hr)
0250
0500
6
0750
5 1000
0
0 5 10 15 20
Pressure (bar)
3.10. POWER CONSUMPTION / HEAT GENERATION
Product specific data for power consumption / heat generation data for this seal type is not
available. ‘JC Seals’ is the preferred method to calculate, alternatively use the calculation
given in Legacy file TM 31 10 10 ‘Heat generation – general’ on the EAA Engineering
Intranet.
Loc. EAA/ Engineering/ Mechanical seals/ Applications/ Legacy files or

EAA/ Engineering/ Lists / Technical Manual (TM)
For heat generation estimates only refer to the graphs below
Note
• Heat generation (power) is estimated only (based on TM 31 10 10)
• Speed assumed 3000rpm
0250 0500
Heat Generation on Hydrocarbons
0750 1000
1.2
Heat gen kW
0.8
0.6
0.4
0.2
0
0 5 10 15 20
Pressure (bar)
0500 0750
Heat Generation on Aqueous Fluids
1000 0250
4
Heat gen kW
3.5
3
2.5
2
1.5
1
0.5
0
0 5 10 15 20
Pressure (bar)
3.11. FLUSH REQUIREMENTS
For optimum performance from the FFET seal, the following minimum flush rates are
recommended.
Hydrocarbon Aqueous
8
6
Flush (lpm)
0
25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
Seal size (mm)
3.12. QUENCH REQUIREMENTS
Not applicable
3.13. BREAKOUT TORQUE
Data not available
3.14. DRY RUNNING
400
350
300 0250
0300
Speed (RPM
250
0400
200
0500
150
0635
100 0762
50
0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Pressure (bar)
Note
• Earlier published data shows that seals are capable of running dry above 350 rpm but
this limit was revised due to concerns about out of balance rotating masses in some
equipment e.g. top entry mixers.
• For top entry mixers the increased clearance version of the FFET must be used
3.15. SOLIDS & POLYMERISING HANDLING
For EAA recommendations for slurry applications see TB 060 ‘Seal Selection in Slurry
Pumps’
EAA/ Engineering/ Lists / Technical Bulletins
The FFET can be applied for duties up to 25% solids by weight (Area 2 in TB 060)
3.16. HAZARDOUS DUTIES & HAZARDS ANALYSIS
FFET seals were qualified for use on hazardous duties in accordance with ATEX
requirements. Changes to ATEX requirements now mean that standard FFET no longer
require ATEX certification.
3.17. AXIAL FLEXIBILITY
Axial movement Size All

Tolerance ±3.0 mm (± 0.118”).
3.18. VIBRATION HANDLING CAPABILITIES
Data not available
3.19. SEAL SUPPORT SYSTEM INFORMATION
Not applicable
4. INSTALLATION DATA
4.1. LIMITS, FITS & MISALIGNMENTS
Shaft end play Size All

Tolerance 0.1 mm maximum
Shaft run out in seal Size to 25mm 50mm 75mm 100mm

area ** Tolerance 0.03 0.05 0.08 0.10
Squareness of shaft to Size to 25mm 50mm 75mm 100mm

box face Tolerance 0.05 0.05 0.08 0.10
Concentricity of sleeve Size to 25mm 50mm 75mm 100mm

to box bore Tolerance 0.05 0.08 0.10 0.13
** Runout for top entry mixers (safety bush removed)

• up to size 0825 - 1.4mm TIR
• above 0825 - 1.8 mm TIR
4.2. OEM STANDARDS / PUMP FITABILITY
Data will be available from PDM in the future
5. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS (RELATED DOCUMENTS)
5.1. INSTRUCTION MANUAL (IM)
5.2. PRESSURE TEST PROCEDURE
Refer to pressure test procedure for engineered cartridge seals, document PT 010 entitled
‘Special Cartridge Seals’ that can be found on the EAA Intranet at the following location:
United Kingdom/ Quality/ Manuals/ Pressure Test Manual
5.3. RECONDITIONING PROCEDURE
Data unavailable
5.4. FAILURE MODE ANALYSIS
Data unavailable
5.5. STORAGE, PACKAGING & TRANSPORTATION
For detailed information on the seal’s storage, packaging and transportation, please refer to
the latest issue of the document entitled “Storage and transportation instructions for seals”
Form ‘I-Storage-E’ that can be found at the following location on the EAA Engineering
Intranet:
EAA/ Engineering/ Mechanical Seals/ Products

6. MARKETING DATA
6.1. PRODUCT DATA SHEET
Data sheet S-FFET is available from the FFET page in the Products section of the EAA
Intranet.
6.2. EXPERIENCE LIST & REFERENCES
Data unavailable
6.3. COMPETITION OFFERING: EQUIVALENT COMPETITORS SEALS
Data unavailable
APPENDIX 1
Tabular data for graphs from section 3
A 3.2 Dynamic pressure rating (3600 RPM)
Seal Size Carbon v Silicon carbide Tungsten carbide v Silicon carbide

0250 20.0 20.0
0300 20.0 20.0
0350 20.0 20.0
0400 20.0 20.0
0450 20.0 20.0
0500 20.0 20.0
0550 20.0 20.0
0600 20.0 20.0
0650 20.0 20.0
0700 20.0 20.0
0750 20.0 20.0
0800 20.0 20.0
0850 20.0 20.0
0900 20.0 20.0
0950 20.0 20.0
1000 20.0 20.0
Seals above 100mm are engineered
1050 20.0 20.0
1100 20.0 20.0
1150 20.0 20.0
1200 20.0 20.0
1250 20.0 20.0
1300 20.0 19.5
1350 20.0 18.8
1400 20.0 18.0
1450 20.0 17.5
1500 20.0 16.9
Multiplier Factors
Selection Considerations Multiplier
Sealed Fluid Petrol/ Gasoline, Kerosene or better x 1.00

Lubricity Aqueous Solutions x 0.60
Sealed Fluid Below 80°C (175°F) x 1.00

Temperature From 80°C to 120°C (175°F to 250°F) x 0.90
From 120°C to 180°C (250°F to 350°F) x 0.80
Above 180°C (350°F) x 0.65
A 3.7 Speed
size mean face diameter mm Speed m/s Speed rpm

0250 34.0 25 6000
0300 38.5 25 6000
0350 43.5 25 6000
0400 51.3 25 6000
0450 55.3 25 6000
0500 61.1 25 6000
0550 64.8 25 6000
0600 70.8 25 6000
0650 79.0 25 6000
0700 83.8 25 5698
0750 90.0 25 5305
0850 99.3 25 4808
0900 105.8 25 4513
0950 109.3 25 4368
1000 115.3 25 4141
A 3.9 Leakage
Leakage ml/ hr
size 0250 0500 0750 1000
Pressure bar
0.1 0.04 0.16 0.38 0.86
2.5 0.26 1.23 2.94 6.48
5 0.23 1.14 2.74 6.00
7.5 0.20 0.99 2.36 5.16
10 0.17 0.85 2.05 4.46
12.5 0.15 0.75 1.79 3.90
15 0.13 0.66 1.59 3.46
17.5 0.12 0.59 1.43 3.10
20 0.11 0.54 1.30 2.81
A 3.9 Heat generation
Hydrocarbons
Heat generation kW
size 0250 0500 0750 1000
Pressure bar
0 0.01 0.04 0.09 0.14
2.5 0.02 0.07 0.16 0.26
5 0.03 0.11 0.24 0.39
7.5 0.03 0.14 0.31 0.51
10 0.04 0.18 0.39 0.63
15 0.06 0.25 0.54 0.88
20 0.08 0.32 0.69 1.13
Water
Heat generation kW
size 0250 0500 0750 1000
Pressure bar
0 0.03 0.13 0.29 0.46
2.5 0.06 0.25 0.54 0.88
5 0.09 0.36 0.79 1.29
7.5 0.12 0.48 1.04 1.70
10 0.14 0.59 1.29 2.11
15 0.20 0.82 1.79 2.93
20 0.26 1.06 2.29 3.76
A 3.11 Flush requirements
Flush required litres/ min

Size Hydrocarbon Water
0250 0.5 0.8
0300 0.6 0.95
0350 0.8 1.15
0400 1 1.4
0450 1.3 1.7
0500 1.6 2
0550 1.9 2.3
0600 2.2 2.7
0650 2.6 3.2
0700 3 3.7
0750 3.4 4.2
0800 3.85 4.7
0850 4.35 5.3
0900 4.8 5.9
0950 5.3 6.5
1000 5.8 7.2
A 3.14 Dry running
Permitted speed RPM

Size 0250 0300 0400 0500 0635 0762
Pressure bar
0 350 350 350 350 350 350
1 350 350 350 350 350 350
2 350 350 350 350 350 350
3 350 350 350 350 350 319
4 350 350 350 350 330 271
5 350 350 350 346 286 235
6 350 350 350 306 253 208
7 350 350 326 274 227 186
8 350 350 295 248 205 168
9 350 350 270 227 188 154
10 350 331 248 209 173 142

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2. DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

3.0 SEAL PERFORMANCE & LIMITS

4.0 INSTALLATION DATA

5.0 SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS ( RELATED DOCUMENTS)

6.0 MARKETING DATA

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1.1. SEAL DESCRIPTION

Seal Description PLM

1.2. TYPICAL APPLICATIONS

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• Abrasive/ fibrous fluids

2. DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

2.1. DRAWING INDEXES

FFET - **** - **** - U004

FFET - **** - **** - U007 (with lip seal)

2.2. SEAL DESIGN DESCRIPTION

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2.3. DESIGN FEATURES

2.4. DESIGN BENEFITS

• Compact, robust design with a minimum number of components

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2.5. MATING RINGS: STANDARD DESIGN & OPTIONS

2.6. SEAL DESIGN OPTIONS

Standard lip seal

The standard lip seal arrangement is defined in

FFET hygienic seal

A standard design option for the

For more details of this seal refer to TB

FFET for top entry mixers

2.7. SEAL DESIGN UPGRADE

2.8. SEAL SIZE RANGE

Note, for the FFET seal size is based on shaft diameter

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2.9. HARDWARE ADAPTATION LIMITS

2.10. MATERIALS: STANDARD AND OPTIONS & MATERIAL CODES

Seal component Material JCF material

2.11. CODING: SEAL & SEAL PARTS

FFET – 0600 – A3CE – U004 where

FFET = seal type

0600 = seal size in 1/10 mm (i.e. 0600 = 60 mm)

A3 = combination of face materials

U004 = design number

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3. SEAL PERFORMANCE & LIMITS

3.1. DYNAMIC PERFORMANCE

Generally Flexibox seal limits were defined by PV according to the calculation

Note the PV equation above is the Flexibox calculation (see TM 71 20 10)

Tabular data for graphs is given in the Appendix

3.2. DYNAMIC SEALING PRESSURE RATING

Selection Considerations Multiplier

Sealed Fluid Petrol/ Gasoline, Kerosene or better x 1.00

Sealed Fluid Below 80°C (175°F) x 1.00

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3.3. HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE LIMITS

Data not available

3.4. STATIC SEALING PRESSURE RATING

FFET - - - U004

FFET - - - U007 (with lip seal)