Pumps and Packings
Pumps and Packings
Pumps and Packings
TYPE 3710
Cartridge Split Seal
A – Mating Ring
B – Mating Ring/
Retaining Ring
C – Mating Ring/
Clamp Ring
D
D – Mating Ring
Adapter H
C
E – Primary Ring
F – Primary Ring/
Retaining Ring B G
G – Finger Springs F
I
H – Spring Retainer
I – Gland O-Ring E
J – Flat Gasket
K – Gland Assembly
L – Shaft O-Ring
L
A
J
K
H
D E
BOLT CIRCLE*
C
63
A
+0.00mm/-0.05mm
L +0.000"/-0.002"
10.3 150
6.9 100
Seal Size
The Basic Pressure Rating is for a standard seal, as shown in the typical arrangement, when installed according to the criteria given
in this Data Sheet and generally accepted practices.
The Basic Pressure Rating assumes stable operation at the rated speed in a clean, cool, lubricating, nonvolatile liquid, with an
adequate flush rate. When used with the multiplier factors, the Basic Pressure Rating can be adjusted to provide a conservative
estimate of the dynamic pressure rating. Contact John Crane for more information.
Multiplier Factors
Example for Determining Pressure Rating Limits:
Multiplier Factors
Seal: 100mm/4.00" diameter Type 3710
Carbon SiC Product: Brown Paper Stock
Selection Consideration
vs. SiC vs. SiC Face Material: Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide
Using the Pressure Rating Limits graph, the maximum pressure would be 12.6 bar g/183 psig.
From the Multiplier Factors chart, apply the multipliers for the specific service requirements to determine the maximum operating
pressure for the application.
12.6 bar g/183 psig x 0.90 = 11.4 bar g/165 psig
At 1800 rpm with the service conditions noted, a 100mm/4.00" diameter Type 3710 Cartridge Split Seal has a maximum operating
limit of 11.4 bar g/165 psig. If operating pressure exceeds the pressure limit, consult your John Crane Sales/Service Engineer.
*The temperature at the seal faces includes the effects of flush and cooling.
TYPE 3710
Cartridge Split Seal
Materials of Construction
Description Standard
Seal Faces Carbon vs. Silicon Carbide
Silicon Carbide vs. Silicon Carbide
Elastomers Fluorocarbon
Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR)
Application Criteria
To determine the appropriate Type 3710 Seal for specific installations, please provide the following information for complete
review and evaluation by John Crane Engineering:
! The Equipment ! Process Fluid
• Make and Model • Temperature
• Shaft or Sleeve OD • Seal Chamber Pressure
• Seal Cavity Dimensions • Specific Gravity
• Shaft Speed • Viscosity
• Piping Available (if applicable) • Vapor Pressure
• Solids/Fibers Concentration
TYPE 3710
Cartridge Split Seal
V CI/CO V
Q/D Q/D
F
Plugged
connections
for future
circulating
fluid
SEAL CHAMBER FOR PLAN 02 SEAL CHAMBER FOR PLAN 11
Normally specified for clean fluids, this plan calls for a dead-ended This plan requires installation of a recirculation line from the pump
seal chamber with no circulation of flush fluid. The seal cavity may case discharge through an orifice to the gland flush connection.
be jacketed, and a heating or cooling fluid can be circulated through The primary purpose of this plan is to dissipate heat generated at
the jacket. A throat bushing may be required when specified. the seal faces and/or build seal chamber pressure.
ANSI Plan 7313 (API Plan 13) ANSI Plan 7332 (API Plan 32)
By
FROM EXTERNAL SOURCE Purchaser
TO PUMP SUCTION By
When Vendor
Specified
V PI
FI
TI
F Q/D
F Q/D
This piping plan requires the installation of a recirculation line from ANSI Plan 7332 requires the injection of a clean fluid from an
the gland flush connection back to the pump suction. ANSI Plan external source to the seal. This flush can help to extend seal life.
7313 is frequently used on vertical pumps to vent vapors from the A close clearance throat bushing can be installed to further isolate
seal chamber. It is also used in applications where the seal chamber the pumped product from the seal chamber and to minimize the
pressure is at or near discharge pressure. When utilizing this piping amount of flush fluid required.
plan on a horizontal pump, the flush connection should be located
at the top of the gland to ensure that there are no air pockets in the
seal chamber.
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