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Dynamic seals retain or separate fluids, keep out contaminants, and contain pressure. They create a barrier between moving and stationary surfaces in applications such as rotating shafts and pistons rings. Important dimensions for dynamic seals include seal inside diameter (ID), shaft outside diameter (OD), housing bore, axial cross-section, and radial cross-section. Service limits include maximum operating speed and maximum operating pressure. Sealing orientation and direction vary widely. Internal seals fit into a housing bore with the sealing lip in contact with the shaft. By contrast, external seals fit onto the shaft so that the sealing lip contacts the housing bore. Symmetric seals are suitable substitutes for both internal rod seals and external piston seals. Axial seals are used with housing or machine components. For proper sealing, the seal lip on a dynamic seal needs to point towards the medium being contained.
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Compression Seals | Machine Design Dynamic seals must have good wear resistance to ensure long life. Compression Seals November 15, 2002 Printer-friendly version |
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Intro and Compression Seals | Machine Design Dynamic seals must have good wear resistance to ensure long life. Intro and Compression Seals November 15, 2002 |
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Pressure-Energized Seals | Machine Design Dynamic sealing applications often call for pressure-energized seals. |

