Dynamic Models of Mechanical Seals for Turbomachinery Application

One of the primary causes of mechanical face seal failure is rotor vibration. Traditional dynamic seal models often cannot fully explain failure mechanisms. The dynamic models of seals proposed in this paper, including those developed by the authors, are valuable for predicting seal dynamics during operation in specific turbomachinery and for explaining the causes of seal failure. The single-mass dynamic model is suitable for analyzing the dynamics of contact mechanical face seals and simply designed dry gas seals. The two-mass dynamic model is used to investigate the operational dynamics processes of classical dry gas seals under complex loading conditions. The three-mass dynamic model is used to study various complex types of mechanical face seals. This model can determine the normal operating condition range and explain leakage mechanisms in the presence of excessive rotor vibrations.

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Lubricants
Published
2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.3390/lubricants12100355
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2
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Tribology and Lubrication Engineering
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Dynamic Models of Mechanical Seals for Turbomachinery Application

Maxim Benedyuk, Renat R. Badykov, Dmitriy Diligenskiy, С. В. Фалалеев
2 citations
Lubricants
Tribology and Lubrication Engineering
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Dynamic Models of Mechanical Seals for Turbomachinery Application

Maxim Benedyuk, Renat R. Badykov, Dmitriy Diligenskiy, С. В. Фалалеев
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Abstract

One of the primary causes of mechanical face seal failure is rotor vibration. Traditional dynamic seal models often cannot fully explain failure mechanisms. The dynamic models of seals proposed in this paper, including those developed by the authors, are valuable for predicting seal dynamics during operation in specific turbomachinery and for explaining the causes of seal failure. The single-mass dynamic model is suitable for analyzing the dynamics of contact mechanical face seals and simply designed dry gas seals. The two-mass dynamic model is used to investigate the operational dynamics processes of classical dry gas seals under complex loading conditions. The three-mass dynamic model is used to study various complex types of mechanical face seals. This model can determine the normal operating condition range and explain leakage mechanisms in the presence of excessive rotor vibrations.

LubricantsVol. 12(10)
Harbin Institute of Technology (CN), Samara National Research University (RU)
National Key Research and Development Program of China
Openalex Percentile: Top 42%
Tribology and Lubrication Engineering
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