H. Müller, and N. Messner. Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Fluid Sealing, Cranfield, (1981)34.
Abstract
Since around 1974 a number of new types of hydraulic rod seals appeared in hydraulic practice. Built for narrow space applications and requiring no more axial space than an O-Ring, these seals normally consist of modified PTFE-material and a separate rubber squeeze ring. Characteristically these ''PTFE-Edge-Seals'' have a sharp edged lip towards the high pressure side and a converging or parallel booster section beyond the low pressure end of the seal contact. In earlier tests these seals showed good high pressure sealing ability and very low friction. A tandem arrangement of such seals even showed zero-leakage in a long endurance test. A description of a variety of PTFE-Edge-Seals and test results obtained with single and tandem ins tallations are presented.
%0 Conference Paper
%1 Muller.1981b
%A Müller, Heinz Konrad
%A Messner, Norbert
%B Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Fluid Sealing
%C Cranfield
%D 1981
%E Stephens, H. S.
%K H_Müller N_Messner dichtungstechnik from:brunomueller ima
%T PTFE-Seals for Reciprocating Rods
%X Since around 1974 a number of new types of hydraulic rod seals appeared in hydraulic practice. Built for narrow space applications and requiring no more axial space than an O-Ring, these seals normally consist of modified PTFE-material and a separate rubber squeeze ring. Characteristically these ''PTFE-Edge-Seals'' have a sharp edged lip towards the high pressure side and a converging or parallel booster section beyond the low pressure end of the seal contact. In earlier tests these seals showed good high pressure sealing ability and very low friction. A tandem arrangement of such seals even showed zero-leakage in a long endurance test. A description of a variety of PTFE-Edge-Seals and test results obtained with single and tandem ins tallations are presented.
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abstract = {Since around 1974 a number of new types of hydraulic rod seals appeared in hydraulic practice. Built for narrow space applications and requiring no more axial space than an O-Ring, these seals normally consist of modified PTFE-material and a separate rubber squeeze ring. Characteristically these ''PTFE-Edge-Seals'' have a sharp edged lip towards the high pressure side and a converging or parallel booster section beyond the low pressure end of the seal contact. In earlier tests these seals showed good high pressure sealing ability and very low friction. A tandem arrangement of such seals even showed zero-leakage in a long endurance test. A description of a variety of PTFE-Edge-Seals and test results obtained with single and tandem ins tallations are presented.},
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booktitle = {Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Fluid Sealing},
editor = {Stephens, H. S.},
eventtitle = {9th International Conference on Fluid Sealing},
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note = 34,
timestamp = {2020-04-06T12:05:12.000+0200},
title = {PTFE-Seals for Reciprocating Rods},
venue = {Noordwijkerhout, Netherlands},
year = 1981
}
