Lubrication system
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This document discusses lubrication systems. It describes the purposes of lubrication as reducing friction, providing cooling, sealing, and cleaning effects. It outlines different types of lubricants including animal fat, vegetable lubricants, and mineral lubricants obtained from crude petroleum. Good lubricating oils should have sufficient viscosity, remain stable under changing temperatures, and keep parts clean without corroding metals. Lubrication theories include fluid film theory and boundary layer theory. Engine lubrication systems can be splash systems, forced feed systems, or a combination of both.
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Lubrication system
- 2. PURPOSE OFPURPOSE OF LUBRICATIONLUBRICATION Reducing frication effectReducing frication effect Cooling effectCooling effect Sealing effect andSealing effect and Cleaning effectCleaning effect
- 3. TYPES OF LUBRICANTTYPES OF LUBRICANT ANIMAL FATANIMAL FAT == It does not stand muchIt does not stand much heat . It becomes waxy and gummyheat . It becomes waxy and gummy which is not very suitable for machinewhich is not very suitable for machine VEGITABLE LUBRICANTVEGITABLE LUBRICANT == It is obtainIt is obtain from seed, fruit and plants and are usedfrom seed, fruit and plants and are used as lubricant in small simple machineas lubricant in small simple machine EX. cotton oil, olive oil, castor oil etcEX. cotton oil, olive oil, castor oil etc MINERAL LUBRICANTMINERAL LUBRICANT== It is most popularIt is most popular for engine and machine ,obtained fromfor engine and machine ,obtained from Crude petroleum found in natureCrude petroleum found in nature
- 4. PROPERTISE OF GOODPROPERTISE OF GOOD LUBRICATING OILLUBRICATING OIL It should have sufficientIt should have sufficient viscosity to keep the rubbingviscosity to keep the rubbing surface apart.surface apart. It should remain stable underIt should remain stable under changing temperature.changing temperature. It should keep lubricated partsIt should keep lubricated parts clean.clean. It should not corrode metallicIt should not corrode metallic surface
- 5. LUBRICATION THEORYLUBRICATION THEORY FLUID FILMFLUID FILM THEORYTHEORY BOUNDARYBOUNDARY LAYERLAYER THEORYTHEORY
- 6. ENGINE LUBRICATIONENGINE LUBRICATION SYSTEMSYSTEM A.A. SPLASH SYSTEMSPLASH SYSTEM B.B. FORCED FEED SYSTEMFORCED FEED SYSTEM C.C. COMBINATION OF SPLASH ANDCOMBINATION OF SPLASH AND FORCED FEED SYSTEMFORCED FEED SYSTEM
- 8. FORCED FEED SYSTEMFORCED FEED SYSTEM
- 9. COMBINATIONOF SPLASH ANDCOMBINATIONOF SPLASH AND FORCED FEED SYSTEMFORCED FEED SYSTEM