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Radial Lip Crankshaft Seals for Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines
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New double-lip and dual-lip crankshaft seals for heavy duty diesel engines have been developed. The very low radial-load, double-lip design, incorporating a helix pattern, has been adapted for high speed (30 m/s) application. In this development, we established that the seal speed limit was reached when lip coking was generated due to breakdown of the oil.
A bonded dual-lip seal, which can endure speeds above 20 m/s, has been developed by adopting a unique ventilating system to release the negative pressure between the two lips. From this development, a new seal design concept involving PV values has been established.
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Ohkawa, S., Iwakata, K., and Tikugo, K., "Radial Lip Crankshaft Seals for Heavy-Duty Diesel Engines," SAE Technical Paper 900337, 1990, https://doi.org/10.4271/900337.Also In
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