Automatic sequential dual action sealing system

Seal for a joint or juncture – Seal between relatively movable parts – Relatively rotatable radially extending sealing face member

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277 59, 277 73, 277177, 92 86, 64 23, 175293, 285351, F16J 1554, F16J 1556

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041067797

ABSTRACT:
A shock absorbing subassembly with a body, a mandrel slidably and non-rotatively received in the body, dampening means therebetween, an upper seal above the dampening means and a floating seal therebelow for maintaining an oil bath between the body and the mandrel, a primary seal between the body and the mandrel below the floating seal, and a secondary seal actuated upon a predetermined magnitude of leakage past the primary seal to sequentially establish another seal between the body and the mandrel above the primary seal and below the floating seal.

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