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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 30, 2011
Filed:
Mar. 27, 2009
Mark S. Whitlow, Columbia, SC (US);
Jeff Noll, Blythewood, SC (US);
Kevin Lamb, Columbia, SC (US);
Jeffrey D. Farris, Raleigh, NC (US);
Fernando Lopez, Torrington, CT (US);
Paul Richard Ryan, Carver, MA (US);
Roger Sanderson, Canton, MA (US);
Mark Vincent Chester, Tiverton, RI (US);
Robert Vincent Mcgovern, Barrington, RI (US);
Mark S. Whitlow, Columbia, SC (US);
Jeff Noll, Blythewood, SC (US);
Kevin Lamb, Columbia, SC (US);
Jeffrey D. Farris, Raleigh, NC (US);
Fernando Lopez, Torrington, CT (US);
Paul Richard Ryan, Carver, MA (US);
Roger Sanderson, Canton, MA (US);
Mark Vincent Chester, Tiverton, RI (US);
Robert Vincent McGovern, Barrington, RI (US);
Other;
Abstract
A high temperature dynamic seal and methods of assembly and use. The dynamic seal is provided as a rotating seal, which includes a stationary ring and rotating ring assembly, with a seal ring that is positioned between the stationary ring member and the rotating ring assembly. One or more high temperature seals create a seal between the stationary ring member and a device in which the dynamic seal is used. Similarly one or more high temperature seals create a seal between the rotating ring assembly and a rotating shaft of the device. One or more of the high temperature seals are formed from a metallic material with various cross-sectional shapes.