Common Sense Of Mechanical Seal

The mechanical seal is a sealing apparatus that is composed of two sealing elements: a static ring and a ring, perpendicular to the outer surface of the shaft, bonded to each other, and is composed of relative rolling. It is a proper compression force that relies on the pressure of the sealing medium at the rotating ring and the static ring on the end surface of the touch outer surface, so that the two end faces are closely bonded. At the end face, the mechanical sealing holds a thin layer of liquid film to the dense sealing method. This layer of liquid film has a mechanical seal having a dynamic pressure and static pressure, and the effect of smooth and equilibrium.