Abstract
This seal guarantees greatest leak-proofness even when turning the turn-lid and keeps off abrasion and dirt from the interior of the reactor vessel. This is caused by various individual seals in the space above the horizontal flange which closes the vessel at the top. An outer ring is removably supported on an outer diameter of this flange with the narrow side of its polygonal cross-section. An inner ring turns within this body with its narrow side on spheres of a support. The turn-lid is centred with its largest diameter in this inner ring and is supported by a part of the same body protruding it by means of screws. The vertical ring gap between the two ring bodies is sealed by two inflatable hollow seals; they are coated with PTE.
Citation Formats
Jansing, W, Roehrs, H, and Rothfuss, H.
Seal for turnable lids on nuclear reactors. [LMFBR].
Germany: N. p.,
1977.
Web.
Jansing, W, Roehrs, H, & Rothfuss, H.
Seal for turnable lids on nuclear reactors. [LMFBR].
Germany.
Jansing, W, Roehrs, H, and Rothfuss, H.
1977.
"Seal for turnable lids on nuclear reactors. [LMFBR]."
Germany.
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title = {Seal for turnable lids on nuclear reactors. [LMFBR]}
author = {Jansing, W, Roehrs, H, and Rothfuss, H}
abstractNote = {This seal guarantees greatest leak-proofness even when turning the turn-lid and keeps off abrasion and dirt from the interior of the reactor vessel. This is caused by various individual seals in the space above the horizontal flange which closes the vessel at the top. An outer ring is removably supported on an outer diameter of this flange with the narrow side of its polygonal cross-section. An inner ring turns within this body with its narrow side on spheres of a support. The turn-lid is centred with its largest diameter in this inner ring and is supported by a part of the same body protruding it by means of screws. The vertical ring gap between the two ring bodies is sealed by two inflatable hollow seals; they are coated with PTE.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Aug}
}
title = {Seal for turnable lids on nuclear reactors. [LMFBR]}
author = {Jansing, W, Roehrs, H, and Rothfuss, H}
abstractNote = {This seal guarantees greatest leak-proofness even when turning the turn-lid and keeps off abrasion and dirt from the interior of the reactor vessel. This is caused by various individual seals in the space above the horizontal flange which closes the vessel at the top. An outer ring is removably supported on an outer diameter of this flange with the narrow side of its polygonal cross-section. An inner ring turns within this body with its narrow side on spheres of a support. The turn-lid is centred with its largest diameter in this inner ring and is supported by a part of the same body protruding it by means of screws. The vertical ring gap between the two ring bodies is sealed by two inflatable hollow seals; they are coated with PTE.}
place = {Germany}
year = {1977}
month = {Aug}
}