Chapter 4- Libricants Flashcards
What is the relationship, loads, and speed when considering the needed this viscosity ratings of lubricants
Lighter loads, higher speeds, low temp
NEED LOW VISCOSITY
Heavy loads slow speeds high temp
NEED HIGH VIACOSITY
Define viscosity
Property of liquid that causes it to resist flow
Define viscosity index
Measure of the rate at which viscosity changes as temperature changes
Pour point
Point at which lubricant is so thick it doesn’t flow
Flashpoint
Minimum temperature that a lubricant will give off vapor but not catch fire
Fire point
Minimum point at which a lubricant will burn continuously
What is an oxidation inhibitor
Additive that slows the rate of a lubricants tendency to oxidize
What does Detergent do for lubricants
Holds tiny particles, too small to be filtered in suspension to help keep metal surfaces clean from deposit
What do extreme pressure additives duo for lubricants and where are they commonly found
They increase load carrying ability of lubricant
Most effective at reducing friction and wear at high temps
Found in Gear lubricants
Name for main lubricated film conditions
1.dry friction condition
2.full lubrication film (static or dynamic
3 mixed lubricant film
4. Boundary lubrication film
This is in order of heavier loads
Elastohydrodynamic-between full and mixed
Difference between hydrodynamic and hydrostatic lubrication
Hydro dynamic is where rotation of shaft and coating action keep it in place
Hydrostatic is where outside pressure keeps lubricant in place
Name the three main types of industrial lubricating oil’s
Animal/vegetable
Mineral/petroleum
Synthetic
Name two advantages of Grease over oil
EXTRA CREDIT!!!
Stays in place
Withstands higher temps
Less Maintenance
Allows bearings to be sealed
Lubricating greases I made up of petroleum base and of thickening agent called
Soap
Five rules for good grease lubrication
1.Correct type of grease
2.Correct intervals lubricating
3.Correct type grease applying equipment
P4.roper method of Greece lubrication
Correct amount