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Sealing mechanism and seal lifeThe function of oil seal is to prevent mixing of two fluids each other, or to prevent oil leakage mostly for a rotating motion and rarely for reciprocating motion. The sealing mechanism is subject to various factors including seal profile, material, rotating surface, revolution speed, medium temperature and pressure, vibration, eccentricity, out of roundness and axial movement of the shaft. Sealing mechanism consists of mainly two functions: 1) Static Sealing: Sealing between bore and outer surface of seal, 2) Dynamic Sealing: Sealing by lip on the shaft. Functions are shown below. ![]() Figure 5 1) Static Sealing:The outer surface of the radial shaft seal, has the task of making a static seal between the surface and the housing bore.
2) Dynamic Sealing:The function of sealing lip is to provide a sealing at the at the contact line of the sealing edge on the rotating shaft surface. Insufficient or excessive radial force, the sealing applies on the shaft, will effect the sealing mechanism ability. ![]() Figure 6: Sealing lip fitness ![]() Figure 7: Power consumption versus shaft diameter The sealing torque and power consumption increase as shaft size and rotational speed increases. In no circumstances must the sealing lip be run dry. For this reason greasing or oiling of both seal and shaft must be done prior to installation to assure sealing lip lubrication during the very shaft rotations.
![]() Figure 8: Shell life of various rubber elastemers with respect to temperature Elastomers when exposed to heat tend to harden and become brittle, the longer the exposure or the higher the temperature, the greater the ageing effects. Temperature/Shell-Life characteristics of a range of elastomers are in above figure. Factors effecting sealing lip temperature:
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