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Mechanical Seals, Third Edition is a source of practical information on the design and use of mechanical seals. Topics range from design fundamentals and test rigs to leakage, wear, friction and power, reliability, and special designs. This text is comprised of nine chapters; the first of which give...
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Newnes-Butterworth,
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| Publisher Address: | London ; Boston : |
| Publication Dates: | 1977. |
| Literature type: | eBook |
| Language: |
English German |
| Edition: | 3d ed. |
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| Online Access: |
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/book/9780408003070 |
| Summary: |
Mechanical Seals, Third Edition is a source of practical information on the design and use of mechanical seals. Topics range from design fundamentals and test rigs to leakage, wear, friction and power, reliability, and special designs. This text is comprised of nine chapters; the first of which gives a general overview of seals, including various types of seals and their applications. Attention then turns to the fundamentals of seal design, with emphasis on six requirements that must be considered: sealing effectiveness, length of life, reliability, power consumption, space requirements, and c. |
| Carrier Form: | 1 online resource (291 pages) : illustrations |
| Bibliography: | Includes bibliographical references and indexes. |
| ISBN: |
9781483144481 1483144488 |
| Index Number: | TJ246 |
| CLC: | TH136 |
| Contents: |
Front Cover; Dedication; Mechanical Seals; Copyright Page; Preface to fifth German edition; Preface to the fourth German edition; Preface to the second English edition; Table of Contents; Symbols; Chapter 1. Introduction; 1.1 TYPES OF SEAL; 1.2 FIELDS OF APPLICATION FOR THE MECHANICAL SEALS; Chapter 2. Fundamentals; 2.1 DESIGN AND OPERATION; 2.2 FACTORS AFFECTING THE PERFORMANCE; 2.3 CLASSIFICATION; 2.4 STATIC SEALING OF THE FLOATING MEMBER; 2.5 CONSTRUCTION AND MOUNTING OF THE SEATS; 2.6 PRESS AND SHRINK FITS; 2.7 CALCULATION OF SEAL DIMENSIONS; Chapter 3. Test rigs; 3.1 WEAR TEST RIGS. 3.2 FRICTION TEST RIGS3.3 HIGH PRESSURE TEST RIG; 3.4 AGITATOR SEAL TEST RIG; 3.5 HIGH SPEED TEST RIG; Chapter 4. Leakage; 4.1 THE LITERATURE; 4.2 THE SEAL FACE PROFILE; 4.3 MECHANICAL DISTORTION; 4.4 THERMAL DISTORTION; 4.5 SUPERPOSITION OF DISTORTION; 4.6 DISTORTION AND LEAKAGE; 4.7 SURFACE ROUGHNESS; 4.8 INTERFACE CONTACT PRESSURE; 4.9 CALCULATION AND MEASUREMENTS; 4.10 SECONDARY LEAKAGE PATHS; Chapter 5. Wear; 5.1 FACE MATERIALS; 5.2 MATERIAL COMPATIBILITY; 5.3 WEAR RESISTANCE; 5.4 EROSIVE WEAR; 5.5 HEAT CRAZING; 5.6 CORROSIVE WEAR; 5.7 OPERATING LIFE; Chapter 6. Friction and power. 6.1 INTERFACE FRICTION6.2 TEMPERATURE; 6.3 TURBULENCE LOSSES; Chapter 7. Leakage, wear and friction; Chapter 8. Reliability; 8.1 SEPARATION OF THE SEAL FACES; 8.2 OVER-HEATING; 8.3 FRACTURE; 8.4 STATOR SLIP; 8.5 SAFETY DEVICES; Chapter 9. Special designs; 9.1 AGITATOR SEALS; 9.2 EXTREME HIGH PRESSURE SEALS; 9.3 HIGH SPEED SEALS; 9.4 HIGH TEMPERATURE SEALS; 9.5 LOW TEMPERATURE SEALS; 9.6 SEALS FOR ABRASIVE MEDIA; 9.7 SEALS FOR POWER STATIONS; 9.8 SEALS IN NUCLEAR POWER STATIONS; References; Index of firms; Index. |