I found this question on another forum, and after processing it a bit, I didn't find a good answer. The question is:



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Sum of two closed operators closable
I might change your question a little bit: Let $X=L^2[0,1]$, $Af:=f''$ with $D(A)=H^2[0,1]$ and let $Bf=f'(0)\cdot\mathbb{1}$, with $D(B)=H^2[0,1]$. Then $B$ is not closable (easy exercise from the definition), but $B$ is relatively $A$-bounded with $A$-bound zero. Hence, $A+B$ is closed (see Kato, Thorem IV.1.1). 


This example also answers your question.


