Shaft sealing device
AssigneeEagleburgmann Japan Co., Ltd.
InventorRyo Nakamura
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Abstract
A shaft sealing device sealing a sealed fluid includes a mating ring having a sliding surface and attached to a casing into which a rotating shaft is inserted, a commonly used seal ring having a sliding surface that slides against the sliding surface of the mating ring, and attached to the rotating shaft, and the sliding surfaces, and a backup seal ring attached to the rotating shaft on a counter-sealed fluid side in an axial direction with respect to the sliding surface of the mating ring and the sliding surface of the commonly used seal ring, and having a sliding surface facing the sealed fluid in the axial direction. The backup seal ring is movable toward the sealed fluid in the axial direction.
Claims4
A shaft sealing device that seals a sealed fluid, comprising:
- a mating ring having a sliding surface and attached to a casing into which a rotating shaft is inserted;
- a seal ring having a sliding surface that slides against the sliding surface of the mating ring, and attached to the rotating shaft;
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- a backup seal ring attached to the rotating shaft on a counter-sealed fluid side in an axial direction with respect to the sliding surface of the mating ring and the sliding surface of the seal ring, and having a sliding surface facing the sealed fluid in the axial direction,
- wherein the casing is provided with a communication hole configured to communicate with a space to which an outer peripheral surface of the seal ring faces,
- the casing has an inner peripheral surface provided with a groove configured to communicate with the space and extending in an axial direction,
- the groove has a tapered surface which is adjacent to the space and which is increased in a diameter toward the space,
- the sealed fluid is supplied from an outside of the casing to the space via the communication hole and discharged via groove, and
- wherein the backup seal ring is attached to the rotating shaft, by a tightening device by which a tightening force is adjustable, at a position at which the backup seal ring is separated from the mating ring.
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