β Scribed by John Carr; Doug Hughes
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More and more companies are enlisting the aid of computer software tools to support the seal selection process, for in-house engineers and sales people, and for end users. Any device which quickly reconciles the vast number of permutations of seal type to a specific application is obviously of great help to the customer. while acting also as a valuable marketing asset for the supplier. This article describes the approach taken by one company, John Crane, in the creation of such a device. In development since 1992, the CSelect package is the result of almost 10,000 man-hours of work.
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