Tribology of Flexible Seals for Reciprocating Motion

M. Kaneta; H. Todoroki; H. Nishikawa; Y. Kanzaki; Y. Kawahara

doi:10.1115/1.1310573

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Tribology of Flexible Seals for Reciprocating Motion

M. Kaneta, H. Todoroki, H. Nishikawa, Y. Kanzaki and Y. Kawahara

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M. Kaneta, H. Todoroki, H. Nishikawa

Department of Mechanical and Control Engineering, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Sensuicho, Tobata, Kitakyushu, Japan

Y. Kanzaki, Y. Kawahara

NOK Co., Tsujido-shinmachi, Fujisawa, Kanagawa, Japan

J. Tribol 122(4), 787-795 (Jun 08, 2000) (9 pages) doi:10.1115/1.1310573 History: Received December 28, 1999; Revised June 08, 2000

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Relationship between mean friction coefficient f_c at center of stroke and duty parameter G

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Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (lip-type specimen, S=30 mm)

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Effects of dent existing in contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

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Effects of dent and bump existing at edge of contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

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Variation in friction force just after starting (D-type specimen, G=2.4×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

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Relationship between moved distance of glass disk and that of position of minimum film thickness shown in Fig. 8

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Relationship between maximum friction coefficient f_max and duty parameter G for D-type specimen

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Kaneta MM, Todoroki HH, Nishikawa HH, Kanzaki YY, Kawahara YY. Tribology of Flexible Seals for Reciprocating Motion. ASME. J. Tribol. 2000;122(4):787-795. doi:10.1115/1.1310573.

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Figures

Relationship between mean friction coefficient f_c at center of stroke and duty parameter G

Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (lip-type specimen, S=30 mm)

Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (D-type specimen, S=30 mm)

Variation in oil film profile (D-type specimen, G=2.5×10⁻⁵,S=3 mm, oil C)

Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (D-type specimen, S=3 mm)

Film profiles corresponding to Fig. 6(c)

Schematic diagram of experimental apparatus

Cross-sectional views of rubber specimens and contact pressure distributions

Pumping and motoring strokes and maximum pressure gradients

Film profiles corresponding to Fig. 11(a)

Variation in friction force (D-type specimen, S=1 mm)

Variation in friction force (D-type specimen, S=1.5 mm)

Effects of dent existing in contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

Effects of dent and bump existing at edge of contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

Variation in friction force just after starting (D-type specimen, G=2.4×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

Relationship between moved distance of glass disk and that of position of minimum film thickness shown in Fig. 8

Relationship between maximum friction coefficient f_max and duty parameter G for D-type specimen

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Tribology of Flexible Seals for Reciprocating Motion

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Figures

Relationship between mean friction coefficient fc at center of stroke and duty parameter G

Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (lip-type specimen, S=30 mm)

Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (D-type specimen, S=30 mm)

Variation in oil film profile (D-type specimen, G=2.5×10−5,S=3 mm, oil C)

Variation in friction force and mean film thickness (D-type specimen, S=3 mm)

Film profiles corresponding to Fig. 6(c)

Schematic diagram of experimental apparatus

Cross-sectional views of rubber specimens and contact pressure distributions

Pumping and motoring strokes and maximum pressure gradients

Film profiles corresponding to Fig. 11(a)

Variation in friction force (D-type specimen, S=1 mm)

Variation in friction force (D-type specimen, S=1.5 mm)

Effects of dent existing in contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10−5,S=30 mm, oil C)

Effects of dent and bump existing at edge of contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10−5,S=30 mm, oil C)

Variation in friction force just after starting (D-type specimen, G=2.4×10−5,S=30 mm, oil C)

Relationship between moved distance of glass disk and that of position of minimum film thickness shown in Fig. 8

Relationship between maximum friction coefficient fmax and duty parameter G for D-type specimen

Tables

Errata

Discussions

Related Content

Journals

Conference Proceedings

eBooks

Relationship between mean friction coefficient f_c at center of stroke and duty parameter G

Variation in oil film profile (D-type specimen, G=2.5×10⁻⁵,S=3 mm, oil C)

Effects of dent existing in contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

Effects of dent and bump existing at edge of contact area (D-type specimen, G=5.8×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

Variation in friction force just after starting (D-type specimen, G=2.4×10⁻⁵,S=30 mm, oil C)

Relationship between maximum friction coefficient f_max and duty parameter G for D-type specimen