Mechanical Seals – Get It Right The First Time On-Demand Webinar
Mechanical Seals – Get It Right The First Time
This webinar highlights how Technetics approaches mechanical seal design and testing and how that translates to solving our customer’s problems the first time, every time We reference a real case study where a Qualiseal hydrodynamic face seal was utilized to solve a complex sealing problem for a global APU manufacturer.
Webinar Highlights
Key Takeaways:
- What is a Mechanical Seal
- How are Mechanical Seals designed
- Why are Mechanical Seals important in the Aerospace industry
- Learn about Technetics design, analysis and testing process
Join us as Jason Riggs and Bob Jones detail the extensive design and analysis process step by step to demonstrate how Technetics’ process differs from other seal suppliers and explain how our approach saves customers time and money when compared to our competitors.
Critical Sealing For Hydrogen Production and Storage On-Demand Webinar
Critical Sealing For Hydrogen Production and Storage On-Demand Webinar
In this webinar, we discuss the challenges and the hydrogen-related R&D applications where Technetics has already been involved since 2006, including solid oxide fuel cells, high-temperature electrolysis, proton exchange membrane fuel cells and more. Prepare to learn about the challenges and solutions for this exciting green energy source, hydrogen.
Webinar Highlights
Key Takeaways:
- Learn about hydrogen as an energy source
- Explore hydrogen-related R&D applications that Technetics is involved in
- Discover how Technetics Group handles hydrogen-related challenge
APU Mechanical Seals Case Study
A sealing problem causing noxious cabin odor made airline passengers very unhappy. The manufacturer needed a reliable solution. Technetics provided it the first time, thanks to our rigorous and thorough design process.
Non-Contacting Lift-Off Seal
Non-Contacting Lift-Off Seal
Design Process That Goes Above and Beyond
Design Process That Goes Above and Beyond
Qualiseal wins over customers with custom design, verification, and field testing. In-house lab testing shortens the validation process by a factor of years. A rigorous design and review process provides customers with peace of mind. The team maintains the relationship with superior customer service.
Qualiseal® Radial Shaft Seal
Qualiseal® Radial Shaft Seal
In certain extreme applications, a part made of individual segments may meet your critical performance requirements better than a single-piece unit.
QUALISEAL® CONTROLLED GAP/BUSHING
Really two pieces in one, Qualiseal® Controlled Gap/Bushing seals are the best solution when pressure is an issue.
Controlled gap or bushing seals are comprised of a carbon insert that is shrink-fitted into a separate retaining band. This floating circumferential ring assembly grows at a rate similar to that of the shaft when exposed to elevated temperatures.
Under normal operating conditions, the pressure on the airside is higher than the pressure on the oil side. This creates some air leakage through the controlled gap between the carbon ring and shaft. The differential air pressure, along with the spring load, provide the closing force necessary to maintain contact between the carbon and housing secondary sealing face. Meanwhile, the shaft turns freely within the carbon ring.
The seal design also features a unique stabilizer ring with fins which minimize stress on the carbon ring, thereby maintaining the roundness of the circumferential ring assembly. The dimensional tolerance of the critical inside diameter of the bushing ring is tightly controlled to minimize leakage variations.
Product Applications
- Aerospace Industry
- Industrial Industry
Ideal For:
- High-pressure applications
- Also suitable for sealing low-pressure liquids
Features & Benefits
Benefits:
- Minimal leakage in an exceptionally wide temperature range
- Tolerance to unlimited shaft axial movement
- Very long life
- Very low heat generation
Features:
- Rides on a buffer that centers the ring and minimizes seal-to-shaft contact
- Available in a wide variety of materials suitable to a broad range of applications
- Often paired with other seals to create sealing systems that meet demanding requirements
Design Configurations:
- Single seal for dual pressure conditions
- Spring-loaded double back-to-back seal
- Separable designs to facilitate replacement and/or rework of internal components
- Double tandem seal arrangement for sealing a combination of liquids and gases
- Multiple labyrinth ring assemblies
- Housing for mounting directly onto equipment case
QUALISEAL® SEGMENTED SEALS
Segmented seals ride directly along the shaft and are primarily used in low-pressure applications.
These seals contain a series of segmented carbon rings which contact the shaft or rotor. Segments inside the seal housing are kept in the proper location by anti-rotation keys or pins. A secondary seal is formed by the axial spring loading of the seal rings against the internal surface of the housing face. During movement, a continuous seal is always in contact with either the primary or secondary sealing surfaces.
Product Applications
- Aerospace Industry
- Industrial Industry
Ideal For:
- Gas seals and for sealing low-pressure liquids
Features & Benefits
Benefits:
- Tolerance to unlimited shaft axial movement
- Prevents oil and contaminant migration into the process gas side
- Leakage rates remain constant over the life of the seal
Features:
- Rides directly along the shaft
- Special gap segments permit the seal to adjust dimensionally for minimal leakage
- Compression and garter springs ensure that segments remain in contact with mating surfaces during low delta pressure and shutdown conditions
Design Configurations:
- Various seal ring segment configurations
- Pressure-balanced segments
- Fractured rings
- Multiple seal labyrinth
- Internally pressurized seal
- Internally vented seal