Labyrinth seal with current-forming sealing passages

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

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277 57, 415111, F16J 1544, F16J 1542

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043358861

ABSTRACT:
A labyrinth seal for sealing an impeller shaft within a pump housing. The seal includes inner and outer coaxial, relatively rotatable members secured to the shaft and the housing, respectively. Defined between the two members is a succession of axially extending sleeve-shaped passages of decreasing diameters progressing toward the pump interior, these passages being connected by radially extending disc-shaped passages. Fluid moving through the sleeve-shaped and disc-shaped passages flows into annular grooves formed at the ends of these passages, setting up currents which resist fluid flow through the seal.

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patent: 3940153 (1976-02-01), Stocker

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