Experiments and simple modelling of hydrodynamic lubrication in radial shaft seals

Y. Sato; K. Seki; J. Sugimura; Y. Yamamoto

Experiments and simple modelling of hydrodynamic lubrication in radial shaft seals

Y. Sato, K. Seki, J. Sugimura, Y. Yamamoto

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Abstract

Effects of lip surface topography on lubrication of radial shaft seals were studied through microscopic measurements and theoretical calculations. 3-D surface profiles of actual lip rubber compound in contact were determined with a new technique using an immersion laser-scanning microscope. Film profiles of general shaft seals in sealing and pumping conditions were measured using laser-induced fluorescent technique. The results demonstrated that the rubber surface roughness significantly affected the film thickness and the coefficient of friction. This was ascribed mainly to hydrodynamic effect caused by surface asperities, which was confirmed by a simple numerical analysis with a sinusoidal roughness.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	17th International Conference on Fluid Sealing
Editors	J. Hoyes
Pages	139-156
Number of pages	18
Publication status	Published - Dec 1 2003
Event	17th International Conference on Fluid Sealing - York, United Kingdom Duration: Apr 8 2003 → Apr 10 2003

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Name	International Conference on Fluid Sealing

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Other	17th International Conference on Fluid Sealing
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	York
Period	4/8/03 → 4/10/03

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Experiments and simple modelling of hydrodynamic lubrication in radial shaft seals

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