Modern lubricants (e.g. polyglycols, esters) cause problems when sealed with rotary shaft
seals. The wear of rotary shaft seals strongly depends on the wetting properties of the respective friction partners. The paper shows, how the susceptibility to wear of rotary shaft sealing
systems can be estimated by a combined consideration of the wetting properties of the sealing
components, the lubricants viscosity and the pumping rate of the sealing system. Investigations were carried out using polished steel counter faces made from eight different alloys,
together with FKM rotary shaft seals and eleven chemically different lubricants (mineral oils,
polyglycols, poly-α-olefins, esters and silicone oils).
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%1 fricker2022correlation
%A Fricker, Philipp
%A Baumann, Matthias
%A Bauer, Frank
%B International Sealing Conference
%C Frankfurt am Main
%D 2022
%E VDMA e.V., Fachverband Fluidtechnik
%I Fachverband Fluidtechnik im VDMA e.V.
%K F_Bauer M_Baumann P_Fricker dichtungstechnik ima peer-review presentation
%P 165 - 180
%R 10.61319/GU93XB2N
%T Correlation between Wetting Properties and the Susceptibility to Wear of Rotary Shaft Sealing Systems
%U https://doi.org/10.61319/GU93XB2N
%X Modern lubricants (e.g. polyglycols, esters) cause problems when sealed with rotary shaft
seals. The wear of rotary shaft seals strongly depends on the wetting properties of the respective friction partners. The paper shows, how the susceptibility to wear of rotary shaft sealing
systems can be estimated by a combined consideration of the wetting properties of the sealing
components, the lubricants viscosity and the pumping rate of the sealing system. Investigations were carried out using polished steel counter faces made from eight different alloys,
together with FKM rotary shaft seals and eleven chemically different lubricants (mineral oils,
polyglycols, poly-α-olefins, esters and silicone oils).
%@ 978-3-8163-0756-3
@conference{fricker2022correlation,
abstract = {Modern lubricants (e.g. polyglycols, esters) cause problems when sealed with rotary shaft
seals. The wear of rotary shaft seals strongly depends on the wetting properties of the respective friction partners. The paper shows, how the susceptibility to wear of rotary shaft sealing
systems can be estimated by a combined consideration of the wetting properties of the sealing
components, the lubricants viscosity and the pumping rate of the sealing system. Investigations were carried out using polished steel counter faces made from eight different alloys,
together with FKM rotary shaft seals and eleven chemically different lubricants (mineral oils,
polyglycols, poly-α-olefins, esters and silicone oils).},
added-at = {2024-01-15T16:20:20.000+0100},
address = {Frankfurt am Main},
author = {Fricker, Philipp and Baumann, Matthias and Bauer, Frank},
biburl = {https://puma.ub.uni-stuttgart.de/bibtex/21344e38a10f4b84ce7ae1939d1e0bfcc/ima-publ},
booktitle = {International Sealing Conference},
day = {12.-13. },
doi = {10.61319/GU93XB2N},
editor = {VDMA e.V., Fachverband Fluidtechnik},
eventdate = {12.-13. Oktober 2022},
eventtitle = {21st International Sealing Conference (ISC)},
interhash = {5b747f1375b1a28df51ce27d58f357ad},
intrahash = {1344e38a10f4b84ce7ae1939d1e0bfcc},
isbn = {978-3-8163-0756-3},
keywords = {F_Bauer M_Baumann P_Fricker dichtungstechnik ima peer-review presentation},
month = {Oktober},
note = {731 (peer-review)},
pages = {165 - 180},
publisher = {Fachverband Fluidtechnik im VDMA e.V.},
timestamp = {2024-01-15T16:22:28.000+0100},
title = {Correlation between Wetting Properties and the Susceptibility to Wear of Rotary Shaft Sealing Systems},
url = {https://doi.org/10.61319/GU93XB2N},
venue = {Stuttgart},
year = 2022
}
