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API 682 Pump Seal Guidelines

This document outlines API 682, 3rd Edition which provides guidelines for shaft sealing systems for centrifugal and rotary pumps used in the petroleum, natural gas, and chemical industries. It covers seal categories, types, arrangements, orientations, configurations, and design requirements. Category 1 seals are for non-API 610 chambers from -40°C to 260°C up to 22 bar pressure. Category 2 seals are for API 610 chambers from -40°C to 400°C up to 42 bar pressure. Category 3 seals require full documentation and meet Categories 1/2 specifications. The document also outlines various flush plans and provides mechanical seal coding information.

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33% found this document useful (3 votes)
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API 682 Pump Seal Guidelines

This document outlines API 682, 3rd Edition which provides guidelines for shaft sealing systems for centrifugal and rotary pumps used in the petroleum, natural gas, and chemical industries. It covers seal categories, types, arrangements, orientations, configurations, and design requirements. Category 1 seals are for non-API 610 chambers from -40°C to 260°C up to 22 bar pressure. Category 2 seals are for API 610 chambers from -40°C to 400°C up to 42 bar pressure. Category 3 seals require full documentation and meet Categories 1/2 specifications. The document also outlines various flush plans and provides mechanical seal coding information.

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API 682, 3rd Edition

(ISO 21049)

API 682 Development


Pump Specification
ISO 13709
20042003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 -

ISO 21049

API 610, 10th Edition


API 610, 9th Edition

API 610, 8th Edition


API 682, 1st Edition

API 610, 7th Edition

Mech. Seal Specification

API 682, 3rd Edition


API 682, 2nd Edition

Scope API 682 - General


API 682
is a
guideline
for the minimum requirement for
Shaft Sealing Systems
for Centrifugal and Rotary Pumps
used in
petroleum, natural
gas & chemical industry

API 682 3rd Edition


Contents
Scope
Design Requirements
Flushing Plans

Scope

General

Seal Categories

Seal Types

Seal Arrangements

Design and Sealing Methods

Seal Orientations

Seal Configurations

Objectives

Scope - General
API682 covers seals for shaft diameters
from
to

20 mm (0,75 in)
110 mm (4,3 in)

Scope - Seal Categories


Category 1
For non- API610 Seal Chambers
Temperatures from -40 C (-40 F) to 260 C (500 F)
Absolute Pressures up to 22 bar (315 psi)

Scope - Seal Categories


Category 2
For API 610 Seal Chambers
Temperatures from -40 C (-40 F) to 400 C (750 F)
Absolute Pressures up to 42 bar (615 psi)

Scope - Seal Categories


Category 3
Must meet full specification (incl. documentation)
For API 610 Seal Chambers
Temperatures from -40 C (-40 F) to 400 C (750 F)
Absolute Pressures up to 42 bar (615 psi)

Scope - Seal Categories

Scope - Seal Types


Type A

Balanced
inside-mounted
cartridge
pusher
multiple springs
flexible element rotating
secondary sealing by elastomeric o-rings
Drawing

Scope - Seal Types


Type B

Balanced
inside-mounted
cartridge
non-pusher (metal bellows)
flexible element rotating
secondary sealing by elastomeric o-rings
Drawing

Scope - Seal Types


Type C

Balanced
inside-mounted
cartridge
non-pusher (metal bellows)
flexible element stationary
secondary sealing by flexible graphite
Drawing

Scope - Seal Arrangements


ISO 21049 covers 3 Arrangements:
Arrangement 1:

one seal per cartridge assembly


Drawing

Arrangement 2:

two seals per cartridge assembly


with a containment seal chamber at pressure less
than the seal chamber pressure
Drawing

Arrangement 3:

two seals per cartridge assembly


with externally supplied barrier fluid at a pressure
greater than the seal chamber pressure
Drawing

Scope Seal Methods

Contacting Wet Seals (CW)


Seal Faces not Designed to Create Aerodynamic and
Hydrodynamic forces to sustain Seperation Gap.

Non-contacting Seals (wet or dry, NC)


Seal Faces Designed to Create Aerodynamic and
Hydrodynamic forces to sustain Seperation Gap.

Containment Seals (Contacting or Non-contacting,


CS)

Scope - Seal Orientations


API 682 covers 3 orientations for
Arrangements 2 & 3:

Face-to-Back

Drawing

(arr.2 default selection & arr. 3 wet seals)

Back-to-Back
(arr. 3 default for gas seals; option for wet seals)

Face-to-Face
(arr.3 optional selection for wet or gas seals)

Drawing

Scope - Seal Configurations

Scope - Objectives
Inner seals should run for at least 25000 hours
Arrangement 1 seals should not allow more than 1000
ml/m (1000 ppm vol) of emission leakage
concentrations
containment seals should run
- for at least 25000 hours for absolute pressures less
than 1,7 bar (25 psi)
- for at least 8 hours at full seal chamber conditions

Design Requirements

General

Seal Chamber and Gland Plates

Cartridge Seal Sleeves

Mating Rings

Flexible Elements

Materials

Design Reqmts All Categories


General
Hook sleeves are excluded
Stationary seals for surface speeds exceeding 23 m/s
(4500 ft/min)
Seal flush rates calculated for max. 5 C (10 F)
temperature rise
O-ring sealing surfaces 1,6 m Ra (63 in Ra) for static
O-rings
O-ring sealing surfaces 0,8 m Ra (32 in Ra) for
dynamic O-rings

Design Reqmts All Categories


General (contd.)
Bores shall have a minimum 3 mm (0,12 in) radius or
- a minimum 1,5 mm (0,06 in) chamfered lead-in for
static O-rings
- a minimum 2,0 mm (0,08 in) chamfered lead-in for
dynamic O-rings
Chamfers shall have a maximum angle of 30
Positive retention of seal components in vacuum services

Design Requirements
Seal Chamber and Gland Plate
Minimum radial clearance between rotating
components and stationary surfaces shall be 3
mm (1/8 in), except circulation devices
Gland plates to be provided with holes (not slots)
A shoulder to be provided, minimum 3 mm (1/8
in) thick, against dislodging of stationary
elements

Design Requirements
Seal Chamber and Gland Plate (cont.)
Seal chamber face run out up to 0,5 m/mm (0,0005in/in)
Minimum ratio of seal chamber pressure to fluid vapour
pressure of 1,3 : 1 or a 20 C (36 F) product temperature
margin (not for containment seals)
Gland plate and seal chamber connections to be
permanently marked
Seal chambers designed for complete venting before startup

Design Requirements
Seal Chamber and Gland Plate (cont.)
Diametrical clearance for fixed bushings max. 0,635 mm
(0,025 in) for sleeve diameters up to 50 mm (2 in). For
larger diameters, 0,127 mm (0,005 in) to be added for
each additional 25 mm (1 in) of diameter or fraction
thereof
For floating bushings:

Design Requirements
Cartridge Seal Sleeves
Shaft-to-sleeve diametrical clearance to be E7/h6
Seal sleeve to extend beyond the outer face of the gland
plate
Concentricity of seal sleeve to be 25 m (0,001 in) bore /
OD
Shoulder to be provided for positively locating the
rotating element
2-piece seal sleeves allowed for Arrangements 2 and 3

Design Requirements
Cartridge Seal Sleeves (cont.)
Seal sleeve thickness to be 2,5 mm (0,100 in) minimum
In the area of component drive set screws:

Design Requirements
Mating Rings
Anti-rotation devices to be designed for minimum
distortion of the seal faces
No clamped faces
No common mating ring allowed for Arrangement 2 and
3 seals

Design Requirements
Flexible Elements
Multiple coil springs to be provided
No static lapped joints for sealing allowed

Design Requirements
Materials
Category 1 Category 2 Category 3
Mech. Seal Face
Mating Ring
Hard / Hard
Secondary elements

Springs
Bellows
Sleeves
Housing

Carbon
Carbon
SSSiC
RBSiC
(Buka 22)
(Buka 20)
SSSiC/
RBSiC/
SSSiC
RB SiC
Fluoroelastomer
Perfluoroelastomer
(altern.: TFE, Nitrile ..)
Flexible graphite
Alloy C-276 or Alloy C-4
(single: SS 316 or 1.4571)
Alloy C.276 (Type B)
Alloy 718 (Type C)
SS 316 or 1.4571
SS 316 or 1.4571

Carbon
RBSiC
(Buka 20)
RBSiC/
RBSiC

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 11

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 13

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 23

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 32

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 53A
Drawing

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 53B

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 53C

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 71

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 72

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 74

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 75

Flushing Plans
Flush plan: 76

Mechanical Seal Type


Type A

Arrangement 1
API 682 Code: C2A1A1161

Mechanical Seal Type


Type A

Arrangement 2 or 3
API 682 Code: C2A2A1152 or
C2A3A1153

Mechanical Seal Type


Type B

Arrangement 1
API 682 Code: C2A1B1161

Mechanical Seal Type


Type B

Arrangement 2 and 3
API 682 Code:

C2A2B1152 or
C2A3B1153

Mechanical Seal Type


Type C

Arrangement 1
API 682 Code:

C2A1C0262

Mechanical Seal Type


Type ES

Arrangement 1
API 682 Code: ESA1A1161

Mechanical Seal Type


Type ES

Arrangement 1
API 682 Code: ESA1C0262

Guide Sleeve

Mechanical Seal Type


Type A

Guide Sleeve

Arrangement 2 & 3

Accessories
To flare
Flange ANSI
3/4 600 lbs RF

Plan 52

PI
PSH

LSH

From Seal
3/4 NPT

LSL

To Seal
3/4 NPT
MECHANICAL
SEAL

Cooling
1/2 NPT
Drain
3/4 NPT

Accessories
Plan 53a

Nitrogen Pressurisation
Flange ANSI
3/4 600 lbs RF
PI
PSL

From Seal
3/4 NPT

LSL

To Seal
3/4 NPT
MECHANICAL
SEAL
Cooling
1/2 NPT

Drain
3/4 NPT

Mechanical Seal Codes


First letter:
Second letter:
Third letter:
Fourth letter(s):

Seal Category (C1, C2 or C3)


Seal Arrangement (A1, A2 or A3)
Seal Type (A, B, C)
Flush Arrangement

Example C2A1A1161:
C1
= Category 2 (to ISO 13709)
A1
= Arrangement 1 (single seal)
A
= Type A (pusher seal)
1161
= Plans 11 and 61

Any
Questions ?

THANK YOU

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