Chapter 6 - Lubrication Flashcards
What is the purpose of lubrication?
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Name and describe the types of friction.
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How is oil attracted to a surface to be lubricated?
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Describe how oil will separate two metal surfaces sliding over one another.
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Describe oiliness.
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Describe how viscosity affects the lubricating qualities of oil
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How is minimum power loss achieved through lubrication?
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How does temperature affect viscosity?
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Describe how viscosity is measured using the Saybolt viscosimeter
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Which oil will change viscosity more due to temperature change
- an oil with a VI of 20 or
- an oil with a VI of 100?
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Describe the oil wedge theory
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Describe boundary lubrication
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How is oxidation of oil controlled?
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How is air (foam) controlled in oil?
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How is water controlled in lubricating oils?
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How is wear and load capacity enhanced in lubricating oils?
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Why are extreme pressure oils never mixed with other oils?
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What is the purpose of detergents and dispersants in oils and what oils are they used in?
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Describe the following wasted oil or once-through system:
- squirt can
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Describe the following wasted oil or once-through system:
- wick-feed oil
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Describe the following wasted oil or once-through system:
- drip-feed Oiler
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What quality of oil is used in the following system:
- once-through systems
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What quality of oil is used in the following system:
- enclosed lubricating systems
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Describe he following enclosed lubricating system:
- ring oiler
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Describe he following enclosed lubricating system:
- splash lubrication
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Describe he following enclosed lubricating system:
- oil bath lubrication
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Describe he following enclosed lubricating system:
- re-circulating lubrication
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Describe he following enclosed lubricating system:
- oil mist lubrication
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How does overfilling the lubricating system affect its operation?
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Describe both accurate and approximate methods of quality checks on used lubricating oil
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What is grease composed of?
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What properties of grease can be attributed to the thickener?
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Describe the following:
- complex soap greases
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Describe the following:
- non-soap greases
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Describe the following:
- multi-purpose greases
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Describe the following:
- extreme pressure greases (EP)
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How does the National Grease Institute (NLGI) grade grease?
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Describe the following:
- dropping point
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Describe the following:
- directional fluidity
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What factors are considered when choosing a grease for a certain application?
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Describe how to hand-pack a bearing
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How are grease guns advantageous over hand-packing?
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How is metering achieved on a spring-compression grease cup?
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Describe the operating principles of automatic lubricators
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What conditions should be considered for the lubrication of open gears?
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What factors should be considered for the lubrication of enclosed gears?
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What type of lubricant should be considered for work-wheel and hyoid gears?
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What should be watched for on a trial run with a new lubricant?
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What lubricant should be used for high-speed operation and extreme temperatures?
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What is the recommended oil level for oil bath lubricated ball bearings and why is it important?
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Compare grease to oil as a lubricant.
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What are the functions of the lubricant during machine operations?
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What type of oil are used for machining operations?
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What procedures should be followed when using cutting fluids?
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What safety precautions should be used when handling lubricants?
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What body or bodies regulate the handling, storage and disposal of lubricants?
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