Patent classifications
F16J15/43
Shaft seal device
The shaft seal device includes a seal cover formed in a tubular shaped and provided on an outer periphery of a rotation shaft which is inserted into an axial hole of a housing, a flexible member that connects the seal cover to the housing, an auxiliary seal portion provided on an interior side of the shaft seal device in an axial direction of the seal cover, a magnetic fluid seal portion provided on an exterior side of the shaft seal device from the auxiliary seal portion in the axial direction of the seal cover, and bearings that support a load of the magnetic fluid seal portion.
Shaft seal device
The shaft seal device includes a seal cover formed in a tubular shaped and provided on an outer periphery of a rotation shaft which is inserted into an axial hole of a housing, a flexible member that connects the seal cover to the housing, an auxiliary seal portion provided on an interior side of the shaft seal device in an axial direction of the seal cover, a magnetic fluid seal portion provided on an exterior side of the shaft seal device from the auxiliary seal portion in the axial direction of the seal cover, and bearings that support a load of the magnetic fluid seal portion.
MAGNETIC LIQUID SEALING DEVICE RESISTIBLE TO AXIAL AND RADIAL VIBRATION
The present disclosure relates to a magnetic liquid sealing device. When a rotating shaft of the device axially vibrates, an outer ring of a bearing may not be provided with a rim, and a J-shaped bush and U-shaped sleeve ring can have relative displacement in an axial direction. When the rotating shaft radially vibrates, the U-shaped sleeve ring may deviate radially to allow sealing gaps, so as to prevent a bump between a pole shoe and J-shaped bush. Under action of a support spring and axial spring, sealing rings can be pressed to allow for sealing, and the U-shaped sleeve ring may not be in direct contact with an end cap, so as to avoid face friction.
Magnetic liquid sealing device resistible to axial and radial vibration
The present disclosure relates to a magnetic liquid sealing device. When a rotating shaft of the device axially vibrates, an outer ring of a bearing may not be provided with a rim, and a J-shaped bush and U-shaped sleeve ring can have relative displacement in an axial direction. When the rotating shaft radially vibrates, the U-shaped sleeve ring may deviate radially to allow sealing gaps, so as to prevent a bump between a pole shoe and J-shaped bush. Under action of a support spring and axial spring, sealing rings can be pressed to allow for sealing, and the U-shaped sleeve ring may not be in direct contact with an end cap, so as to avoid face friction.
Magnetic Fluid Seal for Implantable Devices
Systems and methods for providing a magnetic fluid (MF) seal suitable for a fluid environment may provide a shaft and a magnet that is cylindrical or ring-shaped. A magnetic fluid may be present between the magnet and shaft. Additionally, pole pieces may also be provided, which are also cylindrical or ring-shaped. These pole pieces are positioned on the shaft so the magnet is sandwiched between the pole pieces. The magnet, pole pieces, and shaft, if magnetic, may attract and retain the magnetic fluid in an annular gap or region between the shaft and the magnet and/or the pole pieces. The magnetic fluid in the annular gap serves as a seal or barrier that prevents fluid from passing through when pressure is below a predetermined level.
Magnetic Fluid Seal for Implantable Devices
Systems and methods for providing a magnetic fluid (MF) seal suitable for a fluid environment may provide a shaft and a magnet that is cylindrical or ring-shaped. A magnetic fluid may be present between the magnet and shaft. Additionally, pole pieces may also be provided, which are also cylindrical or ring-shaped. These pole pieces are positioned on the shaft so the magnet is sandwiched between the pole pieces. The magnet, pole pieces, and shaft, if magnetic, may attract and retain the magnetic fluid in an annular gap or region between the shaft and the magnet and/or the pole pieces. The magnetic fluid in the annular gap serves as a seal or barrier that prevents fluid from passing through when pressure is below a predetermined level.
Magnetic fluid seal device
A cartridge-type magnetic fluid seal device has a flanged sleeve fixed to an external peripheral surface of the radially inside member of two members and which rotates together with the inside member is provided facing a pair of magnetic pole members. A packing is disposed in an annular space formed by the radial inside of a magnetic source and the pair of magnetic pole members. The packing is provided in the annular space so as to slide on an external peripheral surface of the flanged sleeve, and a magnetic fluid seal part, the packing, and the flanged sleeve form a unit.
Magnetic fluid seal device
A cartridge-type magnetic fluid seal device has a flanged sleeve fixed to an external peripheral surface of the radially inside member of two members and which rotates together with the inside member is provided facing a pair of magnetic pole members. A packing is disposed in an annular space formed by the radial inside of a magnetic source and the pair of magnetic pole members. The packing is provided in the annular space so as to slide on an external peripheral surface of the flanged sleeve, and a magnetic fluid seal part, the packing, and the flanged sleeve form a unit.
SEALING MEMBER AND SEALING STRUCTURE
An embodiment of the present invention provides a sealing member including a magnetic powder and at least one selected from the group consisting of a rubber material and a resin material, the magnetic powder being obtained by removing a dispersion medium from a magnetic fluid including magnetic particles, a dispersant and dispersion medium.
SEALING MEMBER AND SEALING STRUCTURE
An embodiment of the present invention provides a sealing member including a magnetic powder and at least one selected from the group consisting of a rubber material and a resin material, the magnetic powder being obtained by removing a dispersion medium from a magnetic fluid including magnetic particles, a dispersant and dispersion medium.