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Trouble Shooting & Failure Analysis - Bartlett Bearing

Trouble Shooting & Failure AnalysisTrouble ShootingSealing ProblemsProblems at the FacesCarbons, Ceramic, Silicon and Tungsten Carbide Faces Wear Heat Hang-upProblems with Secondary SealsO-Rings, Bellows Cuts Overheated Compatibility with processProblems withDrive Elements, Load Elements, Adaptive HardwareRetainers, Springs, Sleeves, Gland Plates Corrosion WearPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONWIDE WEAR TRACK ON MATING RING Worn bearings Excessive shaft runnout Bent shaft Excessive vibration Restore equipment to manufacturer s standards Operate equipment under stable . 095 Wide Wear Track on Mating RingPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONINTERMITTENT SEAL FACE WEAR PATTERN Face not flat Gland distortion (uneven tightening) Uneven mounting surface Resurface distorted seal ring Use proper procedure to tighten gland fastenersPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONDEEP GROOVE ON SEAL FACE Inadequate lubrication Abrasives in process fluid Flush seal with a fluid with good lubricating qualities at an adequate flow rate Consider face materials that can withstand abras

Installation Issue and Wrong Lubrication Seal was started on shaft, then removed and re-installed. The rubber Drive Ring was forced up into the seal…

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1 Trouble Shooting & Failure AnalysisTrouble ShootingSealing ProblemsProblems at the FacesCarbons, Ceramic, Silicon and Tungsten Carbide Faces Wear Heat Hang-upProblems with Secondary SealsO-Rings, Bellows Cuts Overheated Compatibility with processProblems withDrive Elements, Load Elements, Adaptive HardwareRetainers, Springs, Sleeves, Gland Plates Corrosion WearPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONWIDE WEAR TRACK ON MATING RING Worn bearings Excessive shaft runnout Bent shaft Excessive vibration Restore equipment to manufacturer s standards Operate equipment under stable . 095 Wide Wear Track on Mating RingPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONINTERMITTENT SEAL FACE WEAR PATTERN Face not flat Gland distortion (uneven tightening)

2 Uneven mounting surface Resurface distorted seal ring Use proper procedure to tighten gland fastenersPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONDEEP GROOVE ON SEAL FACE Inadequate lubrication Abrasives in process fluid Flush seal with a fluid with good lubricating qualities at an adequate flow rate Consider face materials that can withstand abrasive particles Prevent crystallization ofprocess fluidPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONEXCENTRIC WEAR TRACK ON MATING RING Rotor not centered with mating ring Check alignment relationship of rotating to stationary partsHEAT CHECKINGCORRECTIVE ACTION Inadequate face lubrication Provide adequate, continuouslubricating flush to seal Consider face material changePOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONFACE BLISTERING and PULLOUTS Process fluid too viscous for the face material Adhesive condition caused by fluid physical property change in the interface, resulting from viscous shear or heating of the fluid Provide adequate cooling Change face materialsPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONPITTING, LEACHING.

3 Or GENERAL CORROSION Chemical attack of material or one or more of its constituents Change materialsPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONFRACTURED or CRACKED SEAL FACE Thermal shock Mechanical shock or impact Avoid uneven or over tightening of fasteners Maintain consistent flush to seal Determine cause of mechanical shock or impactPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONCHIPS, CRACKS IN SEAL RING Mishandling of parts Improper installation Follow proper installation procedure Avoid point contact or sudden impact of brittle face materialsPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONO-RING SWELL Chemical attack Change elastomer to oneappropriate for the fluid being pumpedPOSSIBLE CAUSESN ormal SizeSwelledCORRECTIVE ACTIONELASTOMER WITH CUTS & NICKS Improper installation technique Sharp steps/surface breaks on mounting surface Use chamfers on shaft and sleeve steps Remove sharp edges at keyways, threads.

4 CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONHARD or CRACKED ELASTOMERS Thermal breakdown of compound Chemical attack Cool seal chamber Select elastomer appropriate for process fluidPOSSIBLE CAUSESCORRECTIVE ACTIONSPRING DISTORTED, CRACKED, BROKEN, CORRODED Excessive shaft speed Metal corrosion Metal fatigue Select proper metallurgy for sealing application Select appropriate type of spring for applicationPOSSIBLE CAUSESI mproper lubricant used to install the by the heavy transfer of carbon from the Primary Ring to Mating Adhesive used on cup of Mating Ring caused the seal to stick together and locked the Drive Tabs. Seal was unable to flex and AdhesiveDrive tabs locked Concentricity and/or Bearing /shaft problem. Note tracking on Mating PatternToo Narrow Primary Ring running off Mating RingSeal is being chemically attacked by the process.

5 Excellent Face PatternProcess is breaking down the Primary Ring and the ElastomerInstallation Issue and Wrong LubricationSeal was started on shaft, then removed and re-installed. The rubber Drive Ring was forced up into the seal came apart upon final wrong lubrication was used as indicated by the transfer of carbon to the Mating seal operated in a very dirty environment and the Mating Ring bore does not appear to be concentric with the of dirt off the Mating Ring then back on of Primary Ring scratched and Grease Used to Install the SealGrease Questions??


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