Lubrication | Study On Lubrication | Lubrication In Textile
1. Lubrication
by
Md. Al Amin Hossain
Lecturer(ME)
Department: Textile Engineering
Green University Bangladesh, Dhaka
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2. Learning Outcomes
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At the end of today’s class, learners will be able to
Define lubrication
Realize the importance of lubrication in Internal
Combustion Engine
Describe the properties of lubricant
Classify lubrication system for an engine
3. Lubrication:
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When two surface slides against each other, friction
occurs.
To mitigate this friction, a substance such as oil is used
between the sliding surfaces.
This process is known as lubrication.
The substance/ oil is commonly known as lubricant.
4. Importance of lubrication:
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• Lubrication: to minimize friction and hydro-dynamically
support rotating shafts (the primary task of an engine oil).
• Sealant: to help the piston rings in the engine cylinder.
• Coolant: to remove heat from hot engine components.
• Cleaning agent: to neutralize acids and sludge formed by blow
by gases.
• Coating: to cover engine moving components with an oil film
even when they are subjected to high thrust loads
5. Properties of lubricant
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Proper viscosity
Viscosity index and numbers
Resistance to carbon formation and oil oxidation.
Corrosion and rust inhibitors
Foaming resistance
Detergent-dispersants
Extreme pressure resistance.
8. Dry Sump Lubrication:
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The dry-sump system uses two or more oil pumps and a separate oil
reservoir, as opposed to a conventional wet-sump system. Improved
engine reliability due to consistent oil pressure.
9. Home Work:
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1. Differentiate between dry sump and wet sump lubrication system.
2. Draw the schematic of dry sump and wet sump lubrication system.