Industrial seal self study guide - SKF.com
Industrial seal self study guide - SKF.com
Industrial seal self study guide - SKF.com
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Chapter 5 Review (cont.)<br />
7. Substitute lip materials will extend a <strong>seal</strong>’s life, no matter which material is chosen.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
8. A <strong>com</strong>bination <strong>seal</strong> or a double lip <strong>seal</strong> will always do a better job than a single lip design.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
8. F<br />
9. Seal width refers to the diameter of the hole in the housing into which the <strong>seal</strong> is fitted.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
9. F<br />
10. Fluoroelastomer is generally an acceptable <strong>seal</strong>ing lip material substitute for silicone.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
10. T<br />
11. There are no acceptable <strong>seal</strong>ing lip material substitutes for nitrile.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
12. The temperature of the lubricant being retained is the only temperature<br />
reading critical to <strong>seal</strong> selection.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
13. When an exact replacement is not available, your best option is substitution<br />
of a similar material and design.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
14. In <strong>SKF</strong>’s single lip vs. double lip test, the single lip outlasted the double lip by<br />
nearly 1000 hours.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
15. <strong>SKF</strong>’s “WasteWatcher” <strong>seal</strong> inventory control system helps control costs<br />
of replacement <strong>seal</strong>s.<br />
❑ True ❑ False<br />
7. F<br />
11. F<br />
12. F<br />
13. T<br />
14. T<br />
15. T<br />
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