Wear Calculation for a Shaft Lip Seal under Randomly Changing Temperature and Load

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A stochastic model of the wear process of a shaft lip seal that takes into account random changes in the temperature and external load was described. The results of a numerical analysis of the process of seal wear in relation to the conditions of operation in open space at near-Earth orbital stations are presented. The importance of taking into account random changes in temperature and external load for predicting the seal durability was evaluated.

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I. A. Soldatenkov

Ishlinsky Institute for Problems in Mechanics RAS

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Russian Federation, Moscow

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