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Industrial seal self study guide - SKF.com

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96. Ferrous and other <strong>com</strong>monly used metallic materials (such as aluminum)<br />

are acceptable bore materials.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

97. The heavy-duty DF <strong>seal</strong>’s <strong>seal</strong>ing ring and mating ring rotate against each other<br />

at right angles to the shaft to form a leak-proof <strong>seal</strong>.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

98. When an exact replacement is not available, your best option is substitution<br />

of a similar material and design.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

99. V-Rings must be lubricated for all operating conditions.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

100. The most economic repair option for a worn shaft <strong>seal</strong> is to install a wear sleeve.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

101. A <strong>seal</strong> should be pressed into housings with a 15˚-30˚ chamfer.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

102. A <strong>seal</strong> can have a “swollen” appearance and still be acceptable with the system<br />

media.<br />

❑ True ❑ False<br />

106

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