Patent classifications
F16J15/324
Noncontacting intershaft seal system
A noncontacting intershaft seal system includes force generating mechanisms to reduce contact related effects. A sealing system includes an outer shaft that has a hollow interior. An inner shaft extends through the hollow interior of the outer shaft. Spaced apart end plates encircle and rotate with the inner shaft. A gland opening is defined between the inner and outer shafts and between the end plates. A ring is disposed in the gland opening. The end plates and/or the ring include force generating elements that generate force to separate the ring from the end plates, reducing contact related heat generation and wear.
Dynamic Seal
A dynamic seal having a contact surface providing poly(norbornene) or a derivative thereof.
Dynamic Seal
A dynamic seal having a contact surface providing poly(norbornene) or a derivative thereof.
Shaft-cylinder assembly for high temperature operation
The present invention provides a shaft-cylinder assembly for high-temperature operation comprising a pair of first and second dynamic sealing members having a helical coiled seal ring structure configured to be in contact with the shaft for providing dynamic sealing function in the cylinder; and a cylindrical cooling jacket configured to circumferentially surround the dynamic sealing members such that a cavity is defined between the dynamic sealing members inside the cooling jacket; wherein the cooling jacket comprises one or more inflow cooling channels and one or more outflow cooling channels configured to communicating with the cavity and circulating a cooling fluid through the cavity for moving heat away from the dynamic sealing members.
Dynamic Seal
A dynamic seal having a contact surface including a fabric is provided. A fatty acid ester is incorporated into the fabric.
Dynamic Seal
A dynamic seal having a contact surface including a fabric is provided. A fatty acid ester is incorporated into the fabric.
Sealing apparatus
A sealing apparatus is provided that is capable of inhibiting a degradation in electrical conductivity performance. The sealing apparatus includes an outer seal part and an inner seal part, and conductive grease housed in a space. An outer elastic body part of the outer seal part is formed from an elastic body having electrical conductivity and includes a dust lip, a conduction lip, and a gasket part. At an annular fitting surface, the inner seal part is attached to the outer seal part. An inner elastic body part of the inner seal part is formed from an elastic body having electrical conductivity and includes a grease lip. The outer seal part has a spring that is put on an outer periphery side of the conduction lip to press the conduction lip against an inner peripheral member.
Floating brush seal assembly
A floating brush seal assembly includes a ring-shaped housing defining a radially inwardly open internal cavity; a brush seal in the cavity and having bristles extending radially inwardly and offset to seal against a rotating body; a radial spring positioned to exert a radial inwardly directed force against the brush seal relative to the housing; and an axial spring positioned to exert an axially directed force against the brush seal relative to the housing.
Floating brush seal assembly
A floating brush seal assembly includes a ring-shaped housing defining a radially inwardly open internal cavity; a brush seal in the cavity and having bristles extending radially inwardly and offset to seal against a rotating body; a radial spring positioned to exert a radial inwardly directed force against the brush seal relative to the housing; and an axial spring positioned to exert an axially directed force against the brush seal relative to the housing.
Slotted distribution sleeve for a seal plate
A seal assembly for a gas turbine engine, may be manufactured in two pieces, the first piece is a seal plate with a cavity around its inner wall and the second piece is a sleeve that mounts in the cavity of the seal plate. The sleeve may have oil distribution channels that deliver oil to subsequent components and apertures that deliver oil to the seal plate. The volume of oil delivered to the seal plate can be set by the number of apertures and related radial holes in the sleeve. Because the sleeve delivers oil through the apertures and radial holes to an annulus in the cavity of the seal plate, cooling bores in the seal plate need only be drilled into the annulus and the number of cooling bores can be independent of the number of radial holes in the sleeve.