This invention relates to the field of ship and
underwater vehicle sealing, specifically to an
accelerated life testing and evaluation device for deep-sea submersible
rudder shaft seals. The device includes a
pressure system, a drive
system, a
monitoring system, and a
control system. The
pressure system provides the basic conditions required for testing, including pressure, temperature, load, and torque. The drive
system is connected to the
pressure system and provides the driving force required for testing. The
monitoring system is connected to the pressure
system and monitors the basic conditions required for testing. The
control system is connected to both the pressure system and the drive system for integrated control of the testing and evaluation device. This invention comprehensively simulates the complex operating conditions of
rudder shaft seals under
high pressure, low temperature, particle and
salinity conditions, variable speed, and additional loads and torque, enabling
accelerated life testing and evaluation of deep-sea submersible
rudder shaft seals under complex conditions.