Transverse end seal for a flexure-controllable roll

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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291131, 291132, 291161, 29123, B21B 1302

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051195429

ABSTRACT:
In a hydraulically supported roll including a rotatable hollow cylinder and a stationary crosshead, transverse end seals are provided to seal the annular clearance space formed between the crosshead and the inner circumference of the hollow cylinder. Each transverse end seal includes a slide ring having a chamber located on the first surface of the slide ring abutting a counter-ring. The chamber provides hydraulic relief. Radially outside of the chamber a narrow groove is provided which communicates with the low-pressure side of the slide ring via a channel. The channel discharges hydraulic fluid flowing to the first surface of the slide ring as a result of the high pressure in the clearance space.

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