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Flowserve Launch Mechanical Seal Failure Analysis APP

Providing a remedy for the challenges associated with mechanical seal failures, Flowserve has released a very simple tool to help diagnose the root-cause of failure. 

According to its own analysis, some 98% of mechanical seals fail prematurely before they have reached their optimum design life-time expectancy.

The Flowserve Seal Failure Analysis app' is a web-based tool designed to visually identify and prevent future mechanical seal failures. 

Accessible via desktop, tablet and mobile devices, this easy-to-use reference tool is an invaluable resource for Reliability Engineers and Maintenance staff, tasked with troubleshooting and preventative maintenance. 

While Mechanical seal failures are the number one cause of Pump and Mixer down-time, this area represents a great opportunity to reduce whole life costs on site across all pump systems.

Shaun Hampson, General Manager of the Manchester (UK) facility said, "This new way of supporting our customers, on a 24/7/365 basis, provides engineers with more than 100 years of acquired knowledge at their finger-tips.

When a seal fails, it is often a critical breakdown situation and companies don't have the time to wait for an engineering expert to visit the site in order to provide a diagnosis. The App is very easy to use and can lead to extended mechanical seal life. Our own staff use this tool!" 

For more information, please contact:

Flowserve-Manchester QRC
Second Avenue
Trafford Park
Manchester
M17 1EE
Tel:  +44(0)161 9287631
Email: ProcessUK@Flowserve.com
Web:  www.Flowserve.com

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