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gab.ru<br />

Radial<br />

Берг<br />

<strong>shaft</strong>АБ <strong>seals</strong><br />

bergab@ya.ru Тел. (495)-228-06-21, факс (495) 22<br />

Shaft requirements – small diameter <strong>seals</strong> (SDS)<br />

Table 7. Counterface for small diameter radial <strong>shaft</strong> <strong>seals</strong><br />

SL<br />

e 2<br />

e 1<br />

SL SL′<br />

General<br />

To achieve reliable sealing and sufficiently long<br />

service life, the counterface for small radial<br />

<strong>shaft</strong> <strong>seals</strong> on the <strong>shaft</strong> should meet the<br />

requirements outlined in the following. The<br />

counterface is considered to be the extent of<br />

the surface of a <strong>shaft</strong>, or sleeve mounted on a<br />

<strong>shaft</strong>, over which the edge of the sealing lip<br />

can run, taking into account all permissible<br />

deviations and movements – surface SL, see<br />

Table 7, as well as an additional surface SL'<br />

which may be required in the case of repairs or<br />

inspection.<br />

Tolerances<br />

The diameter of the <strong>shaft</strong> d1 at the<br />

counterface should be machined to the<br />

tolerances given in Table 8 for metric <strong>seals</strong><br />

and in Table 9 for inch size <strong>seals</strong>.<br />

If components which are to be mounted with<br />

an interference fit are to be passed over the<br />

counterface the <strong>shaft</strong> diameter should be<br />

reduced by 0,2 mm. The seal which was<br />

originally chosen can still be used without its<br />

sealing properties being impaired.<br />

e = SL 4<br />

e 3<br />

Surface roughness<br />

The surface roughness to ISO 4288–1985 of<br />

the counterface for radial <strong>shaft</strong> <strong>seals</strong> should be<br />

kept within the following limits:<br />

Seal width Counterface 1)<br />

b e 1 e 2 e 3 e 4<br />

min<br />

min<br />

mm<br />

mm<br />

7–7,938 3,5 6,1 1,5 7,6<br />

8 3,5 6,8 1,5 8,3<br />

9,525–10 4,5 8,5 2 10,5<br />

11,112–12 5 10 2 2<br />

12,7 5 11 2 13<br />

14,288–15 6 12 3 15<br />

20 9 16,5 3 19,5<br />

1) SL'~ washer width<br />

R a 0,2 to 0,63 µm<br />

R z 0,8 to 2,5 µm<br />

R max 6,3 µm<br />

The lower values for R a and R z are minimum<br />

values as otherwise lubricant supply to the<br />

sealing lip will be affected. The temperature<br />

rise caused by inadequate lubrication,<br />

particularly at high circumferential speeds,<br />

would lead to hardening and cracking of the lip<br />

and thus to premature seal failure. If the<br />

surfaces are too rough there will be excessive<br />

seal lip wear and seal life will be shortened. If<br />

the value R max is exceeded leakage may occur.<br />

gab.ru 72 Берг АБ bergab@ya.ru Тел. (495)-228-06-21, факс (495) 22

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