Seal Vibration is a dynamic mechanical phenomenon characterized by oscillatory motion at the interface of a sealing system, arising from fluid-structure interactions, surface irregularities, or operational instabilities, which distinguishes it from other seal degradation mechanisms by its periodic or non-periodic displacements that can induce fatigue, noise, and leakage in tribological applications.
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Seal whiskers detect water movements
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