Oil Lip Seal and Shaft as a Specific Friction Couple

Marek Gawlinski; Grzegorz Romanik

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.630.294

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Oil Lip Seal and Shaft as a Specific Friction Couple

Abstract:

The oil lip seal operation is affected by the kinematics of the relative motion of the lip surface with respect to the shaft during both assembly and operation. Moreover, the variable position of the contact area along the sealing edge determines the contact pressure distribution and hence the wear rate of the lip.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 630)

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294-300

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September 2014

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Marek Gawlinski, Grzegorz Romanik*

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Contact Condition, Friction Couple, Oil Lip Seal, Wear

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