Spring-loaded gland wall seal carrier for reverse acting differential pressure
AssigneeKalsi Engineering, Inc.
InventorJeffrey David Gobeli
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AssigneeKalsi Engineering, Inc.
InventorJeffrey David Gobeli
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A sealing assembly for forward and reverse differential pressure, the sealing assembly including a housing having a first bore portion joined by a housing surface to a second bore portion, a shaft relatively movable with respect to the housing, an annular seal carrier located radially outward of and encircling at least a portion of the shaft. The seal carrier has an annular neck transitioning to an outwardly extending wall and having an axial extension adjoining the outwardly extending wall. The annular neck extends through the first bore portion and the axial extension and wall is positioned within the second bore portion. A dynamic seal is located between and has sealing contact with the axial extension and the shaft and partitions a lubricant fluid from an environment fluid. The dynamic seal has a lubricant fluid side exposed to the lubricant fluid and an environment fluid side exposed to the environment fluid. An end cap having an inner axial extension with an end face is secured to the housing. A spring is located around the neck and between the housing surface and the outwardly extending wall of the seal carrier. The seal carrier is allowed to have limited axial movement relative to the housing and the end cap and the dynamic seal is axially located between the end face of the end cap and the outwardly extending wall of the seal carrier.
A sealing assembly for forward and reverse differential pressure, the sealing assembly comprising:
A sealing assembly for forward and reverse differential pressure, the sealing assembly comprising:
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