Rotary shaft sealing assembly
AssigneeKalsi Engineering, Inc.
InventorsLannie L. Dietle, John E. Schroeder, Manmohan S. Kalsi, Patricio D. Alvarez
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AssigneeKalsi Engineering, Inc.
InventorsLannie L. Dietle, John E. Schroeder, Manmohan S. Kalsi, Patricio D. Alvarez
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A rotary shaft sealing assembly in which a first fluid is partitioned from a second fluid in a housing assembly having a rotary shaft located at least partially within. In one embodiment a lip seal is lubricated and flushed with a pressure-generating seal ring preferably having an angled diverting feature. The pressure-generating seal ring and a hydrodynamic seal may be used to define a lubricant-filled region with each of the seals having hydrodynamic inlets facing the lubricant-filled region. Another aspect of the sealing assembly is having a seal to contain pressurized lubricant while withstanding high rotary speeds. Another rotary shaft sealing assembly embodiment includes a lubricant supply providing a lubricant at an elevated pressure to a region between a lip seal and a hydrodynamic seal with a flow control regulating the flow of lubricant past the lip seal. The hydrodynamic seal may include an energizer element having a modulus of elasticity greater than the modulus of elasticity of a sealing lip of the hydrodynamic seal.
A wavy-edged hydrodynamic sealing assembly for partitioning a lubricant in a lubricant-containing region from a second fluid in an environment region, the lubricant being at a higher pressure than the second fluid, the sealing assembly comprising:
A seal assembly comprising:
A wavy-edged hydrodynamic seal assembly for partitioning a lubricant in a lubricant-containing region from a second fluid in an environment region, the lubricant being at a higher pressure than the second fluid, the sealing assembly comprising:
A sealing system comprising:
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