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                   PROCESS INDUSTRY REQUIREMENT DOUBLE MECHANICAL SEAL
       Figure 6-46C.  Double mechanical seal  used for special  gas sealing requirements in  Figure 6-46A, and substitutes for the single seal of Fig-
       ure 6-468.  By permission,  Roots Division,  Dresser Industries,  Inc.



       (uxt conli11ued from page 385)                          Performance  capacity  curves  are  based  on  standard
       in expected capacity as recirculated liquid (seal)  inside the   dry  air with  60°F water as  the liquid compressant or seal
       pump casing is varied in temperatures.                liquid.  The  pumps  operate  on  a  displacement or  volu-
                                                             metric  basis;  therefore, the CFM  capacities  are about the
         Materials of construction  for this  type of unit are usu-   same for any particular pump for any dry gas mixture. To
       ally  modular cast iron rotors on steel shafts and cast iron   calculate pounds/hours of air or gas mixture,  the appro-
       casings  or bodies.  For special  requirements  in  corrosive   priate  calculation must be made.
       situations  that cannot be  remedied  by  changing the  seal
       liquid, pumps can be furnished in Type 316 stainless steel   Figure  6-37  presents  a  typical  performance  curve  for
       or other alloys  (expensive).                         this  type of vacuum pump.  Note that it is specific to 60°F
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