Shaft seal pressure compensation system for an underwater...

Marine propulsion – Inboard engine mount – Having thru-hull sealing means

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C114S312000

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07811143

ABSTRACT:
A shaft seal pressure compensation system for an underwater device such a remotely operated vehicle powered by motor driven thrusters where the shaft of the motor extends from a motor housing into the surrounding water and is sealed by a shaft seal by automatically supplying air to pressurize the thrusters to balance the internal pressure of the thrusters to match the ambient water pressure. The air is supplied by a variable volume container that responsive to a pressure differential between the external ambient pressure and an internal pressure within the variable volume gas container for adjusting the volume of the variable volume gas container so that the internal pressure equals the ambient pressure, and thus balancing the system.

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patent: 6665789 (2003-12-01), Stecker, Sr.
patent: 6800114 (2004-10-01), Vanderhoof et al.

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