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Leakage performance predictions of a brush seal based on fluid–solid coupling method [PDF]
The sealing performance of a brush seal is studied in this article. At present, the mostly used model to analyze the performance of a brush seal is porous medium model in which the effect of bristle deformation is not considered.
Sun Bitian
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Brush seal contact force theory and correlation with tests
Brush seals are leakage performance systems that are operating against turbine shafts and bucket tips. Flexible bristle structure can compensate the rotor interference during transients, which enables closer clearance control in turbine and turbo-engine ...
Ertuğrul Tolga Duran
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Wear and Leakage Behaviors of Brush Seal Considering Eccentricity and Radial Deformation
Brush seals can improve engine performance by reducing leakage. Wear models of brush seals provide methods to predict wear and leakage. However, rotor eccentricity, radial deformation, and hysteresis effect of bristles are not considered systematically ...
Ting Ma, Yongjian Li, Xu Yiren
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The proven technology of brush seals has been extended to the mitigation of problems arising from friction and wear at the bristle-rotor interface at high surface speeds. In prototype testing, the brush is mounted on, and free to rotate with the shaft, thus providing a compliant primary seal.
Lattime S. B. +4 more
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Effects of Front Plate Geometry on Brush Seal in Highly Swirling Environments of Gas Turbine
Advanced brush seal technology has a significant impact on the performance and efficiency of gas turbine engines. However, in highly inlet swirling environments, the bristles of a brush seal tend to circumferentially slip, which may lead to aerodynamic ...
Benzhuang Yue +2 more
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Development and application of tail brush elastic test device [PDF]
The shield tail brush loss elasticity is the key reason for the failure of shield tail seal. However, due to the limitation of test equipment, there is little research on the elastic properties of tail brush.
Jingkai Li +8 more
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Microbrush bristle remnants on the bonding surface using different adhesive systems by scanning electron microscope: An in vitro study [PDF]
Background: The shelf life of dental restorations relies primarily on the adhesion between tooth and restorative material. Numerous dental adhesive systems have been developed to play a crucial role in enhancing this adhesion.
Shraddha Padwal +5 more
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Theoretical and numerical investigation into brush seal hysteresis without pressure differential
Brush seal is a novel type contact seal, and it is well-known due to its excellent performance. However, there are many intrinsic drawbacks, such as hysteresis, which need to be solved.
Yuchi Kang, Meihong Liu, Xiangping Hu
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When subject to highly swirling inlet flow, the bristles on the upstream face of a brush seal in gas turbine engines tend to slip circumferentially, which may lead to aeromechanical instability and seal failure. In this article, a new design of the front
Yuxin Liu +5 more
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Analysis of a tunnel failure caused by leakage of the shield tail seal system
This paper presents an analysis of a tunnel failure accident during shield tunnel construction on Foshan Metro Line 2 in China. The failure is caused by the leakage of the multilayer seal system, which consists of several brush seals at the tail of the ...
Chao Yu +4 more
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