Coolant union with fluid actuated seal assembly

Fluid handling – Systems – With running joint between movable parts of system

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285 98, 285101, F16L 2700, F16L 1700

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ABSTRACT:
A rotating union including a seal assembly having a rotating seal member carried by the rotor, a non-rotating floating seal member carried by a fluid actuated assembly mounted in and keyed to the housing of the union, the fluid actuated assembly including a flexible diaphragm interposed in the fluid flow path and which is flexed responsive to fluid pressure through the union to move the non-rotating seal member into engagement with the rotating seal member, the diaphragm being unflexed in the absence of fluid pressure through the union whereby the non-rotating seal member is maintained out of engagement with the rotating seal member.

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Deublin Rotating Unions, Engineering Catalog 869A, pp. 26-28, Deublin Company, P.O. Box 2157, 1919 Stanley Street, Northbrook, IL. 60065-2157, 1987.

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