Extending the operation life of expansion joints.
Fluid Sealing Association (FSA)
Recent updates to the platform have improved accessibility for users.
Reducing friction while maintaining effective sealing is often critical.
Lessons to be learned from the 1988 Piper Alpha disaster.
Exploring the fundamental components of mechanical seals and comparing different seal types.
How to address jumping pipes without causing further damage.
Shifts toward environmentally friendly solutions will necessitate careful planning.
Selecting and maintaining the proper seal for the operating environment.
What to consider when selecting the proper rubber expansion joint.
A look at the past and potential future of mechanical seals.
Both quality and safety are highly impacted by pH levels.
The importance of NSF/ANSI-61 certified expansion joints in potable water systems.
Advantages, operational needs and tips for optimal operation.
Comprehensive training is imperative to ensuring quality and safety.
The importance of valve packing loading precision.
Associations weigh in on their hopes and concerns in the new year.
How a 17th century inventor paved the way for modern pumps.
Mechanical seals and gland packing are two common sealing devices used.
The Fluid Sealing Association’s Technical Handbook provides answers to common questions.
Considerations for starting a successful program in your facility.
HI, FSA, SWPA and the Texas A&M Turbo Lab reflect on the last 30 years and what they expect for the next 30.
In this report, the Fluid Sealing Association explains that not all chemicals in this category are dangerous, namely polytetrafluoroethylene.