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  • Study of Seals on Long Stroke and Reciprocating Motion Condition  [CPME 2013]
  • DOI: 10.4236/jpee.2013.17007   PP.40 - 44
  • Author(s)
  • Zhaoxia Wang, Yujie Zhi, Chengyong Hu, Jinlu Xi, Jing Hu, Jie An
  • ABSTRACT
  • The equipment has a high and strict requirement of dynamic seals, especially working with Long stroke reciprocating motion under a sandy condition and with a great deal of gas. The seal form of power cylinder on the underground part of hydraulic power rodless type oil extraction equipment is studied. We design three seal structures, do the performance testing and the life testing with related equipment. It turned out that the seal form that combines gap seal with sand prevention techniques has high performance, longer life. The power cylinder works stably and reliably.
  • KEYWORDS
  • Dynamic Seals; Long Stroke; Reciprocating Motion; Gap Seal; Composite Seal
  • References
  • [1]
    Y. Q. Gu, “Fluid Dynamic Seal,” China University of Petroleum Press, 1990.
    [2]
    Symposium of Liquid Dynamic Seal.
    http://bbs.chinalubricant.com/dispbbs.asp?boardid=12&Id=843
    [3]
    T. J. Lei, “Hydraulic Engineering Manual,” Beijing Institute of Technology Press, 1998.

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