Low friction dynamic seal assembly with centrifugal deflection

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

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277 25, 277 95, 277152, F16J 1532

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045725160

ABSTRACT:
A low friction dynamic seal assembly in which a seal body is selectively bonded to certain portions of a seal case fixable to a rotatable member. The selected bonding creates a hinge with the seal case of controllable resistance to the initial deflection of the seal body caused when the seal case is fixed rotatable member. The seal body is selectively bonded substantially only to that portion of the seal case toward which the seal body is deflected. Therefore, reduced frictional loads are provided at low speed of rotation. Additionally, the hinge provided by the selected bonding allows further deflection of the seal body at higher speeds of rotation to further reduce seal friction.

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