Seals And Lube Flashcards

1
Q

Adequate lubrication is essential for?

A

Bearing life and efficiency

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2
Q

What is #1 mtc priority?

A

Lubrication

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3
Q

Bearings can be lubricated with?

A

Oil

Grease

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4
Q

What are suitable for severe applications?

A

Synthetics

Dry lubes

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5
Q

What is grease made of?

A

Petroleum or synthetic oil
Thickener
Additives

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6
Q

What is grease good for?

A

Low to moderate speed applications

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7
Q

What atmosphere is grease good for?

A

Food and chemical industries

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8
Q

Oil is used for?

A

High speed or high temp

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9
Q

What can excessive oil viscosity cause in rolling-element bearings?

A

Skidding

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10
Q

What is least expensive type of oils?

A

Petroleum

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11
Q

What is more expensive type of oil?

A

Synthetic

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12
Q

What are dry lubes good for?

A

Low speeds, high temps

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13
Q

How much lube for rolling elements bearings in housing?

A

1/3-1 1/2 diameter of lowest rolling element

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14
Q

What do linear bearings do?

A

Support low friction motion in one direction

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15
Q

What does linear bearings consist of?

A

Railway or guide -(fixed component)

Support (block, shoe, carriage or slide)- (moving part)

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16
Q

What are seals for?

A

Keep elements out and lube in.

17
Q

What are the two types of seals?

A

Contact

Non-contact

18
Q

What are labyrinth seals good for?

A

High speed applications

19
Q

What do mounted bearings do?

A

Reduce friction where machined bearing seats are impractical

20
Q

Where are flanged cartridge blocks used?

A

Vertical surfaces where shaft passes thru

21
Q

Where are “take up units” used?

A

To adjust distance between shafts where belt tightening is required

22
Q

What are the two types of mounted rolling element bearings?

A

Set screw

Eccentric

23
Q

What is a “rod end bearing”?

A

Spherical ball that rotates within a race to accommodate a wide range of angular misalignment

24
Q

What type of motion can “cam-type” and load-following” handle?

A

Both symmetrical and elliptical

25
Q

What do “cam-type” and “load-following” bearings contain?

A

Inner and outer race with a plain or rolling element bearing between the races.