American Petroleum Institute: Standard 682, 4th Edition Shaft Sealing Systems for Centrifugal and Rotary Pumps Part 4
Design Requirements
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This Fluid Sealing Association Knowledge Series training presentation introduces the American Petroleum Institute: Standard 682, 4th Edition. This is part of a series of presentations of this industry standard. This presentation describes API-682 design requirements: ▪ Multiport flush
Bushings
Secondary Seals
Reverse Pressure applications
Component clearances
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