LSC6 Leakage collection reservoir
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LSC6
Leakage collection reservoir

LSC6 Leakage collection reservoir
LSC6 Leakage collection reservoir
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Leakage collection reservoir

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LSC6000A4

A From mechanical seal
B To vapor collection system
C Drain

LSC6
Leakage collection reservoir

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Features

The EagleBurgmann leakage control systems of the LSC6000A4 range are utilized to collect condensing or mixed phase leakage - vapor passing through. A level indicator is installed to determine when the tank needs to be drained. A pressure gauge tracks and indicates seal leakage.

Advantages

  • Leakage collection tank with sight-glass
  • Modular system: combination with a wide range of monitoring instruments possible

Standards and approvals

  • API 682 / ISO 21049
  • API 682 4th ed. Cat. 2/3 - 2CW-CS

Recommended applications

  • Refining technology
  • Oil and gas industry
  • Petrochemical industry
  • Chemical industry
  • Power plant technology

Functional description

The LSC6000-A4 leakage control system is used to discharge leakage from liquid-lubricated single seals with downstream safety gas seals where the leakage is liquid under atmospheric conditions.

Notes

Design and production in accordance with EU Pressure Equipment Directive PED 2014/68/EU available.
Design, calculation and production acc. to ASME VIII, Div. 1 available.

3rd party inspection, ASME stamp on request.

Recommended piping plans

API Plan 75

Product variants

Designation LSC6000A4
Pressure Equipment Directive PED 2014/68/EU | ASME VIII, Div.1
Volume of vessel 14 l
Allowable pressure1) 44 bar (638 PSI)
Allowable temperature1) -20 °C … +120 °C(-4 °F … +248 °F)
Connection seal leakage Flange 3/4", 600 lbs
Connection collecting system for condensing leakages 3/4" NPT(f)
Connection fluids collection system Flange 3/4", 600 lbs
Metal parts 316/316L
Gaskets PTFE, Burasil, Viton®, FKM

Other versions on request.

1) Design data, permissible working values depend on the actual conditions of service.