The thermal behaviour of rotary shaft seals is affected by the fluid which has to be sealed.
The fluid lubricates the sealing contact and determines the frictional heat generated there.
Additionally, the fluid influences the heat transfer to the environment. Both aspects were experimentally analysed by measuring the friction torque and the temperature on the air side
near the sealing contact during test runs with 16 different lubricants. The measurement results
show that the fluid affects the heat generation much more than the heat transfer. In general,
the friction torque is higher for more viscous fluids. However, several exceptions restrict this
finding.
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%1 hahn2022prediction
%A Hahn, Susanne
%A Feldmeth, Simon
%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 S_Feldmeth S_Hahn dichtungstechnik ima peer-review presentation
%P 107 - 120
%R 10.61319/KBME2XRJ
%T On the prediction of the lubrication condition of grease sealing rotary shaft seals
%U https://doi.org/10.61319/6URTM5GB
%X The thermal behaviour of rotary shaft seals is affected by the fluid which has to be sealed.
The fluid lubricates the sealing contact and determines the frictional heat generated there.
Additionally, the fluid influences the heat transfer to the environment. Both aspects were experimentally analysed by measuring the friction torque and the temperature on the air side
near the sealing contact during test runs with 16 different lubricants. The measurement results
show that the fluid affects the heat generation much more than the heat transfer. In general,
the friction torque is higher for more viscous fluids. However, several exceptions restrict this
finding.
%@ 978-3-8163-0756-3
@conference{hahn2022prediction,
abstract = {The thermal behaviour of rotary shaft seals is affected by the fluid which has to be sealed.
The fluid lubricates the sealing contact and determines the frictional heat generated there.
Additionally, the fluid influences the heat transfer to the environment. Both aspects were experimentally analysed by measuring the friction torque and the temperature on the air side
near the sealing contact during test runs with 16 different lubricants. The measurement results
show that the fluid affects the heat generation much more than the heat transfer. In general,
the friction torque is higher for more viscous fluids. However, several exceptions restrict this
finding.},
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address = {Frankfurt am Main},
author = {Hahn, Susanne and Feldmeth, Simon and Bauer, Frank},
biburl = {https://puma.ub.uni-stuttgart.de/bibtex/23b3b0bd551f08fe6c53a19402e5fc251/c_olbrich},
booktitle = {International Sealing Conference},
day = {12.-13. },
doi = {10.61319/KBME2XRJ},
editor = {VDMA e.V., Fachverband Fluidtechnik},
eventdate = {12.-13. Oktober 2022},
eventtitle = {21st International Sealing Conference (ISC)},
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keywords = {F_Bauer S_Feldmeth S_Hahn dichtungstechnik ima peer-review presentation},
language = {english},
month = {Oktober},
note = {727 (peer-review)},
pages = {107 - 120},
publisher = {Fachverband Fluidtechnik im VDMA e.V.},
timestamp = {2024-01-15T14:45:26.000+0100},
title = {On the prediction of the lubrication condition of grease sealing rotary shaft seals},
url = {https://doi.org/10.61319/6URTM5GB},
venue = {Stuttgart},
year = 2022
}