نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
عنوان مقاله English
نویسندگان English
Mechanical seals serve as critical components in industrial rotary systems, playing a decisive role in preventing pressurized fluid leakage and reducing energy losses. The optimal performance of these seals largely depends on the frictional behavior between their contact surfaces, which is itself influenced by surface geometric characteristics and topography. In this study, various geometric textures with identical surface densities were created on rotary mechanical seals using a 30W fiber laser. The sample textures were designed as diamond (rhombic), circular, and square patterns. Friction measurements were conducted using a custom-built test rig under varying pressures and rotational speeds. Experimental results demonstrated that textured surfaces consistently outperformed non-textured surfaces in sealing behavior across all test conditions. Within the pressure range of 5-15 bar (typical for high-flow industrial centrifugal pumps), the diamond-patterned surface exhibited superior performance compared to other textures, reducing torque and friction by approximately 50% relative to the non-textured surface.
کلیدواژهها English