Packing Newsletter November 07

Packing newsletter November 2007 Ron Frisard Global Training

Goals of the newsletter
Simple way to communicate information
Talk about packing news and information
“ Sharpen the Saw”
Three main areas
1) Highlight a piece of information on packing
Fossil power performance baseline report
2) Highlight a Chesterton packing product
Supersets replacement kits
3) Highlight a packing case history
Oil sands tailings pump

Report on Costs for Fossil Power Plants
Report by the US Department of Energy
Report outlines fossil power plant costs and performance data
Helps get better understanding of plant’s decision drivers and assist in writing ROI’s

Detailed analysis of different fossil plants

Detailed diagrams with Pressures / Temperatures of Fossil power plants

Equipment list per section of plant

Costs data for plant

Maintenance costs

How to find report
Website:
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.netl.doe.gov%2Fenergy-analyses%2Fpubs%2FBituminous%2520Baseline_Final%2520Report.pdf&ei=7Ak6R4L7C5PiesKisI8P&usg=AFQjCNE1GqluznQvq0khPCqY8ke6D6n7Aw&sig2=K-wqZ1BoAw5lO3xXpW5jiw
(or http://tinyurl.com/2gtmaa )

Electric power Maintenance expense

Electric power Maintenance expense by power type & KWH (FERC Data) Million Dollars per Kilowatt-hour

Electric power Maintenance expense (FERC Data) Million Dollars

Chesterton Supersets Replacement Kits
For each superset there is a “replacement kit” that includes only the cut rings
SpiralTrac can be re-used in most applications and only the rings need to be replaced
These sets allow customers to stock packing by sets instead of ordering box packing
Chesterton pre cuts to exact size, packages and labels with item part number and ready for installation

Benefits of cut rings instead of boxed sets
Advantages of program
Improved performance
Eliminate waste of packing material
Eliminate labor time for cutting rings
Reduce inventory levels for packing
Equipment is surveyed
For proper material selection
For correct stuffing box dimensions
Packing waste
Wrong length rings
Spool left over is thrown away instead of returned to stores
Seldom used cross sections age and dry. Frequently ineffective when installed

Oil Sands case history
Rock slurry application in remote area
Hard to provide flush water to pump
Packing was replaced every 4 days
Extreme climate

Tailings pump previous

Tailings pump solution

Any questions…
If you have any questions or comments about this on-line newsletter please contact
[email_address]
Also please email any case histories you might want to share.

Packing Newsletter Index
Newsletters created with slidecast (voice over)
August
Info: heat rate improvements paper
Product: 5800T
Case History: Coke plant / CMS-2000
http://tinyurl.com/286evs
September
Info: Bolting website
Product: 184/185
Case History: Brine pump / Superset
http://tinyurl.com/2c5oug
October
Info: Fugitive emissions leakage paper
Product: Flange Springs
Case History: Sugar Mills/1400
http://tinyurl.com/28vwgx
November
Info: Fossil power performance baseline report
Product: Supersets replacement sets
Case History: Tailings pump / Modified Superset
5’s Series on packing (no voice over)
Top 5 signs of a quality pump packing
http://tinyurl.com/3bgj7y

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