Description

Vapour leakages from inboard seal of dual containment seal are directed to a vapour recovery system via a vent connection.

Features

  1. Can be used with Plan 72 with buffer gas or with Plan 71 without buffer gas system.
  2. Vapour leakage collection ensures zero to very low process emissions from outboard containment seal.

Use

  1. For high vapour pressure fluids, light hydrocarbons.
  2. For hazardous or toxic media.

Caution

  1. Do not use for condensing media.
  2. Ensure continuous vent to low pressure vapour recovery or flare system.
  3. Tubing shall be 1/2” (13mm) minimum diameter and shall rise continuously from the CSV connection to the piping / instrumentation harness.
  4. A flow control orifice is required to generate back pressure.
  5. Ensure proper support to harness piping.
  6. Ensure a low point drain in the piping system.
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YouTube Video Series

AESSEAL® provides the best advice for managing containment seal assets.

A mini series on the dangers of containment seals. We discuss different topics relating to all aspects of containment seals, their application and design.

Containment Seal History video
First Part of our new YouTube Video series, which covers the history of containment seals and how they came to market.
Containment Seal Designs Video
YouTube video series part 2. We review the different designs of containment seals available As we mentioned in the previous video, containment seals can be contacting or non contacting designs.
Perception of a Dual Seal Video
YouTube video series part 3. We discuss the industry and users' perception of whether the Containment Seal is a true dual seal.
Containment Seal Operational Bad Practice
How containment seals have been incorrectly supported. How they need to be supported correctly with the right piping plan and instrumentation.