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lantern ring

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lantern ring [′lan·tərn ‚riŋ]
(design engineering)
A ring or sleeve around a rotating shaft; an opening in the ring provides for forced feeding of oil or grease to bearing surfaces; particularly effective for pumps handling liquids.


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The blender can be configured with: single or multiple charging ports located on the top of the vessel; contoured access doors on the side; double lip, lantern ring or gas/liquid shaft seals; and a paddle gate, knife gate, plug gate or universal flange at the discharge.
Qualified to ISO 15848 (draft) for 100,000 cycles, the live-loaded mechanism offers multiple sets of packing in conjunction with lantern ring and monitoring port intended for the most demanding chlor-alkali applications.
 
 
 
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