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The Effect of Operating Parameters Upon Radial Lip Seal Performance
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Abstract
Radial lip seals are used throughout industry in a variety of applications that operate at widely varying conditions. These operating conditions can vary from high speed shaft rotation with a light oil mist to very low speeds in muddy environments. Variations in these operating conditions will affect seal performance.
Studies have been made to determine how variations in sump temperature, sump pressure, shaft speed, eccentric misalignment and fluid type affect lip temperature, torque, power consumption and seal life.
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Horve, L., "The Effect of Operating Parameters Upon Radial Lip Seal Performance," SAE Technical Paper 841145, 1984, https://doi.org/10.4271/841145.Also In
References
- Horve L. A. “Statistical Interpretation of Shaft Seal Performance” SAE 741044 1974
- Heyn W. O. “The Standard Shaft Seal Test Machine” SAE 895C September 1964
- Horve L. A. “The Operation of Elastomeric Radial Lip Seals at High Temperatures” SAE 750810 1975