Lubrication Flashcards

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What are some negative effects of friction

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Causes wear
generates waste heat
is resistant to movement increasing power consumption

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Friction resistance movement what is the lubricants main job

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To reduce resistance

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Positive effects of friction

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Provides traction between rolling elements
promotes accurate tracking in bearing raceways
provides a means of starting stopping and acceleration

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Three types of friction

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Sliding
rolling
fluid

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What is sliding friction

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Produce when one surface slides across another

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What is rolling friction

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Movement of one surface rolling over another

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What is fluid friction

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Resistance to flow within the fluid

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How does a lubricant reduce friction

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Separates the moving surfaces with a film that has less friction that a moving surface

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What are four functions of a lubricant

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Protect against corrosion
carry away heat
carry away contaminants
help seal

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What is a full film lubrication

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Think enough to completely separate the surfaces within a continuous film

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What is the last elasto-hydrodynamic film lubrication

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Completely separates two surfaces and is therefore a type of fulfillment lubrication

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How is a boundary film formed

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Low speeds
Viscosity is too low to support the load
Not enough lube

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How is an oil wedge created

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Uses the rotation of the shaft to form an oil wedge that forces a full film of fluid into the loaded area

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What is viscosity

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Measurement of fluid friction

Fluids that have low viscosity, flow easy

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Does viscosity effect film strength

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Yes

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Three factors that affect viscosity

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Temperature
pressure
speed

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16
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What is pour point

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Lowest temperature at which an oil is observed to flow

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What are centistokes

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Unit of viscosity that has been excepted by industry worldwide

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Viscosity index is a number that

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Identifies the amount of change in the viscosity of a lubricant over a temperature range

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What is it called when a vapor above an oil will ignite when a flame is passed over it

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Flash point

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How is a low temperature engine grade indicated

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With a “W”

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Oils without a “W” are for what season

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What is the purpose of a multigrade engine oil

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To accommodate the start up in conditions that are both hot and cold

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Where are naptha based oil’s mainly used

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North America

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Between Paraffin and naptha what has a very high wax content
Paraffin
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What based oil's do not wear out
Petroleum based
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What are problems are synthetic oils developed to solve
To solve lubricating problems.
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Is there wax in synthetic oil's
No
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What are additives
Chemicals that are added to the base oil to enhance the performance of the oil under specific operating conditions
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What percentage do additives make up of oil
22%
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What do you rust and corrosion inhibitors avoid
Costly maintenance and repair fees
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Two types of corrosion
Rusting and acid attack
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Extreme pressure additive protect against what
Welding of surface asperities when metal to metal contact occurs.
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Common types of solid additives
Graphite molybdenum Teflon
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How far up the lowest rolling element in an oil bath should the oil be
1/3 to 1/2 way up the lowest rolling element
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What does a bottle oiler rely on to lubricate
Vibrations
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What does a wick feed oiler rely on
Capillary action or attraction
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Drop feed oiler relies on what to lubricate
Gravity
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How does a ring or chain oiler work
Hangs from the shaft and dips into an oil bath and transfers oil onto the shaft to flow into the bearing
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How does a pressure lubrication system work
A pump delivers the oil onto the shaft which flows on to the bearings
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Two types of air activated lubrication systems
Oil mist and the air oil system
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What applications is a blocked lubricator used for
Large stationary engines and reciprocating compressors
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What is it called when oil is circulated through The machines bearings and back through the filters on the lubrication console to remove any contaminants that are in the system
Oil line flushing
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Greece is a liquid lubricant mixed with what
Thickener
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List three properties of a multipurpose grease
Wide temperature range water resistant Mechanically stable in high speed bearings
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Is a lower number of grease going to be thicker or thinner
Thinner
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What are the two methods of applying grease
Single point and centralized
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Single point Greece message don't need any what?
Pumps Metering Valves