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by：Lepu Seal
2021-05-07
Micro convex model in mechanical seal application
2017-03-13
Asperity model in mechanical seal application
In the application of mechanical seals, the calculation of the contact area should be based on the contact problem analysis method of the elastic theory. But this only has a relatively simple solution for objects with correct geometric shapes. Therefore, the rough surface needs to be simplified into a simple model. The roughness is represented by a set of micro convex models. The shape can be a sphere, a cylinder, Cone and ellipsoid, etc. The deformation and pressure distribution of the spherical frustum, cylinder and cone in contact with the counterpart object are shown in the display.
In these three models, the normal pressure at the center and edge of the cylinder and cone model is uncertain, so it cannot be used to describe the elastic deformation of the contact area. Rough surfaces are generally unlikely to have pointed asperities. The more realistic one should be the ellipsoid model, which is the surface of the machined part. The radius of curvature of the surface of the ellipsoid model is variable, and it is difficult to calculate with this model. 345.html,
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2017-03-13
Asperity model in mechanical seal application
In the application of mechanical seals, the calculation of the contact area should be based on the contact problem analysis method of the elastic theory. But this only has a relatively simple solution for objects with correct geometric shapes. Therefore, the rough surface needs to be simplified into a simple model. The roughness is represented by a set of micro convex models. The shape can be a sphere, a cylinder, Cone and ellipsoid, etc. The deformation and pressure distribution of the spherical frustum, cylinder and cone in contact with the counterpart object are shown in the display.
In these three models, the normal pressure at the center and edge of the cylinder and cone model is uncertain, so it cannot be used to describe the elastic deformation of the contact area. Rough surfaces are generally unlikely to have pointed asperities. The more realistic one should be the ellipsoid model, which is the surface of the machined part. The radius of curvature of the surface of the ellipsoid model is variable, and it is difficult to calculate with this model. 345.html,
Actual contact area in mechanical seal application Hertz contact in mechanical seal application
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