Seal Performance of Oil Particles in Labyrinth Seal for HDD.

Performance evaluation of trapezoidal teeth labyrinth seal

The present paper investigates the effects of the trapezoidal teeth labyrinth seal on the leakage amount in gas turbines. The influences of increasing the number of teeth from 1 to 6 with step 1 and the tip clearance s=0.5 to 7.5 mm on the leakage flow at different pressure ratios of PR=1.5, 2 and 2.5 are examined, comprehensively. The analysis is performed numerically using a Finite-Volume...

Numerical Analysis in the Flow Field of a Labyrinth Seal

This paper pRisents nwneric:a.l analysis of the incompressible turbulent flow field in a single cavity of the stepped multi-cavity seal. The dimensionless bulk pressure drop for the cavity with and without groove has been investigated for four different Reynolds numbers and three different shaft ro~ating speeds. SIMPLER algoritlun is applied to solve the NavierStokes equation and lowReynolds nu...

Comparative Analysis of Helically Grooved and Circumferentially Grooved Labyrinth Seal

Labyrinth seals are used in turbo-machinery for reducing the leakage of working fluid. The energy lost by the fluid passing through the gap between labyrinth seal and rotor causes the reduction in leakage rate. But the fluid in between the labyrinth seal and rotor induce various forces (radial and tangential forces). These forces can be represented by certain numbers of coefficients, such as st...

Apical seal versus coronal seal

the results of the initial study. It was concluded that the apical fluids, with their primary source being blood serum, diffuse into the empty canal spaces, stagnate, undergo degradation and then act as a physicochemical irritant when they diffuse back into periapical tissues. In support of this theory of stagnation, in 1955 Dow and Ingle showed that the majority of the endodontic failures were...

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