This new volume consists of a comprehensive range of papers that were presented at the 14th International Conference on Fluid Sealing, held on 6-8th April 1994, in Florence, Italy, organised by BHR Group Limited. Emission control is a critical function in plant, equipment, machinery, and transportation systems, and is becoming the focus of legislation to control pollution. Failure to seal can have expensive and even hazardous consequences, including loss of use of plant or equipment, environmental contamination. lost or wasted production, and expensive maintenance, and the demand on seals are ever-increasing in their stringency. It is important, therefore, for engineers to take advantage of the papers presented in FLUID SEALING as they address such issues by providing a firm foundation for future development, and an insight into the application of the best available technology.
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Bury St Edmunds
Großbritannien
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Höhe: 250 mm
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978-0-85298-920-3 (9780852989203)
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Part 1 STATIC SEALS AND VALVES: The service envelope for biaxially orientated reinforced PTFE sheet sealing materials; Stresses and deformation of compressed elastomeric o-ring seals: Finite element analysis of bolted flange connections; Elastomeric-seal life prediction; A review of corrosive processes in sealed joints. Part 2 ROTARY SEALS: Impact tests of rubber materials for seals; Sealing liquid with air; Finite element-analysis of PTFE-shaft-seal. Part 3 MECHANICAL SEALS I - practical: Trends in mechanical seal performance at three process plants in the oil industry; Knife edge mechanical seal for low emission of high viscosity fluids; A shaft sealing system with gas barrier; Sealing of volatile liquids. Part 4 MECHANICAL SEALS II - analysis/modelling: Optimization and performance prediction of grooved face seals for gases and liquids; Analysis of a hydrostatic gas seal with a compliant face; Modelling of plain face gas seal dynamics Part 5 MECHANICAL SEALS III - techniques and experiments: Long-term-tests of mechanical seals for hot water application; Optimisation of the pumping ring in a mechanical seal with an integrated cooler for feedwater pumps. Part 6 RECIPROCATING SEALS: Sealing techniques for subsea control applications; Hydraulic rod seals with laser-structured back-surface: Effects of surface finish on reciprocating seal performance.
