Lessons from Seal Upgrades: Choosing the Right Design to Cut Costs

AESSEAL announced numerous cases of upgrades showing that choosing the right configuration can significantly reduce maintenance costs. These are figures published by the manufacturer, the actual results will vary depending on the factory conditions.

Some cases have been published.

• A petrochemical company removed the fallout and saved more than £14,000 per pump after using single CAPI A.
• The Tongaat Hulett Road plant used the Convertor II cartridge and operated for 17 consecutive years without replacement.
• The polyethylene factory uses MagTecta for blasting fans, increasing reliability four times and saving 144,000 euros in maintenance costs over 30 months.
• A refinery in Canada uses a single API pump and operates steadily for 38 months, saving more than $300,000.

Remove something.

Most of the savings come from finding the right cause of failure, choosing the right type of debris for the material and operating conditions, and then installing the right process. Reducing cartridge errors helps reduce installation errors, and choosing a simpler configuration when conditions allow to help reduce costs and auxiliary systems.

Source of reference.

AESSEAL news article. article compiled and reinterpreted by SNS-VN; brand name belongs to the owner.