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Dynamic diagram of mechanical seal

2018-04-22View Original

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Dear experts, I’m not very familiar with mechanical seals. I would like to ask you all: what is the usual source of power for mechanical seals? Does anyone have an animated diagram of a mechanical seal? Thank you.
Reply #22018-04-22
A mechanical seal is a device designed to prevent fluid leakage, consisting of at least one pair of end faces perpendicular to the axis of rotation, which remain in close contact and slide relative to each other under the action of fluid pressure and the elastic force (or magnetic force) of a compensation mechanism, along with the assistance of auxiliary seals. The friction pair of a mechanical seal consists of a rotating ring and a stationary ring; the rotating ring rotates along with the shaft or shaft sleeve driven by the motor, while the stationary ring remains fixed.
Reply #32018-04-23
You can find a lot of information by simply searching on Baidu; there’s also plenty of material available on the Haichuan Forum. Try to solve the problems yourself first.
Reply #42018-04-23
If possible, participate in or manually disassemble an ordinary centrifugal pump, then use the drawings of the mechanical seal to compare them with the actual situation, so as to understand it all at once
Reply #52018-04-23
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Reply #62018-04-23
Thank you for your advice. I study craftsmanship and this is my first time dealing with it. I will definitely mention the ability to take action and think in the future
Reply #72018-04-23
30830468@qq.com. Thank you so much
Reply #82018-04-23
Thank you, 2440778493@qq.com

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