Composite, high temperature, dynamic seal and method of making same
AssigneeKalsi Engineering, Inc.
InventorsBrian A. James, John E. Schroeder, Rome Richardson, Lannie L. Dietle
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AssigneeKalsi Engineering, Inc.
InventorsBrian A. James, John E. Schroeder, Rome Richardson, Lannie L. Dietle
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A composite, dynamic seal suitable for use in a high temperature environment and method of making same. The dynamic seal includes a resilient, generally ring-shaped seal body having a first layer formed of a first resilient sealing material and a second layer formed of a second resilient sealing material. The first and second layers are preferably molded and cured together simultaneously and chemically cross-linked to each other. The first resilient sealing material is selected for its wear resistant dynamic properties and the second resilient sealing material is selected for its compression set resistant properties. Preferably, the first resilient sealing material is tetrafluoroethylene and propylene copolymer and the second resilient sealing material is fluorocarbon rubber. The first and second resilient sealing materials have compatible cure systems, preferably peroxide cure systems.
An interference-type rotary seal adapted for use in a high temperature environment between a first member and a second member allowed to move relative to the first member, the rotary seal comprising a seal body of generally ring-shaped configuration, said seal body comprising:
An interference-type rotary seal adapted for use in a high temperature environment between a first member and a second member allowed to move relative to the first member, the rotary seal comprising a seal body of generally ring-shaped configuration, said seal body comprising:
A dynamic seal comprising a seal body of generally ring-shaped configuration, said seal body comprising:
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