Radial lip seals, thermal aspects

M.J.L. Stakenborg; R.A.J. van Ostaijen

Radial lip seals, thermal aspects

M.J.L. Stakenborg
, R.A.J. van Ostaijen

Mechanical Engineering

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In this paper the influence of temperature on tne seal-snarc contact is studied, using coupled temperature-stress FEH analysis. A thermal network model is used to calculate the seal-shaft contact temperature for steady-state and transient conditions. Contact temperatures were measured under the seal lip, employing different measurement techniques. The experimental and numerical results show good correspondence. This study demonstrates that the thermal network theory provides a useful tool to predict the seal-shaft contact temperature.

Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	Tribological design of machine elements : proceedings of the 15th Leeds-Lyon symposium on tribology, September 6-9 1988, Leeds, UK
Redacteuren	D. Dowson
Plaats van productie	Amsterdam
Uitgeverij	Elsevier
Pagina's	79-88
Status	Gepubliceerd - 1989
Evenement	conference; Tribological design of machine elements : 15th Leeds-Lyon symposium on tribology, September 6-9 1988, Leeds, UK; 1988-09-06; 1988-09-09 - Duur: 6 sep. 1988 → 9 sep. 1988

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Congres	conference; Tribological design of machine elements : 15th Leeds-Lyon symposium on tribology, September 6-9 1988, Leeds, UK; 1988-09-06; 1988-09-09
Periode	6/09/88 → 9/09/88
Ander	Tribological design of machine elements : 15th Leeds-Lyon symposium on tribology, September 6-9 1988, Leeds, UK

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Stakenborg, MJL & van Ostaijen, RAJ 1989, Radial lip seals, thermal aspects. in D Dowson (reds.), Tribological design of machine elements : proceedings of the 15th Leeds-Lyon symposium on tribology, September 6-9 1988, Leeds, UK. Elsevier, Amsterdam, blz. 79-88, conference; Tribological design of machine elements : 15th Leeds-Lyon symposium on tribology, September 6-9 1988, Leeds, UK; 1988-09-06; 1988-09-09, 6/09/88.

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