Procedure to Determine Friction Torque in a Mechanical Membrane Contact Seal
V. B. Balyakin, V. B. Lavrin, Venceslas Ossiala
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V. B. Balyakin, V. B. Lavrin, Venceslas Ossiala
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Abstract— The main types of available mechanical seals are considered briefly. The operating conditions of a membrane contact mechanical seal with a stationary secondary seal are analyzed. The design procedure of friction torque of the seal under consideration is presented for the example of a pumping unit feeding the fuel components of the steering assembly of LRE.
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Abstract— The main types of available mechanical seals are considered briefly. The operating conditions of a membrane contact mechanical seal with a stationary secondary seal are analyzed. The design procedure of friction torque of the seal under consideration is presented for the example of a pumping unit feeding the fuel components of the steering assembly of LRE.
Key concepts: Seal (emblem), Friction torque, Torque, Mechanical engineering, Materials science, Mechanical design, Automotive engineering, Engineering