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Sealing Ring

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Sealing Ring 

in engineering, a ring-shaped packing (made of rubber, leather, or other material) in the joints of machine components that prevents the passage of a liquid or gas from a high-pressure region into a low-pressure region.



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One known form of sealing ring has a radial cross section of C shape, with the open side of the C facing the center of the ring.
[FIGURE 2 OMITTED] [FIGURE 3 OMITTED] The flexibility and impermeability of a sealing ring are especially determined by the modulus course of the temperature and not so much by the single-surface measurement of the glass transition temperature.
Compensation mechanism for the bellows, sealing ring and ripple control as a whole, the middle ring without assistance, thereby reducing a leak; while reducing friction compensation mechanism, improving the follow nature; for welded metal bellows seal temperature restrictions are not supporting ring; for PTFE bellows seal can be used in corrosive media.
 
 
 
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