DR. RAJENDRA PRASAD CENTRAL AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY
Argha Das Bairagya
3rd Semester (2022-26
Batch )
Roll – 2201101059
Dr.(Mrs.) Meera Kumari
Assistant Professor-cum-
Scientist
Department of Agril
Presented
to :-
Presented
by :-
Introductio
n
Definition of Lubrication: Lubrication is the process of
applying a lubricant, such as oil or grease, to reduce
friction and wear between moving surfaces in machinery or
mechanical systems.
Purpose of Lubrication:
• Reduce Wear: prevents from wearing out by forming a protective layer between
them.
• Reduce Friction: helps to overcome friction.
• Cooling: Lubrication dissipates heat generated by friction .
• Sealing: Lubrication helps seal gaps between moving parts, preventing
leakage of gases or fluids.
• Cleaning: Lubrication removes dirt, debris, and other contaminants from the
surfaces .
Force Feed
system
Definition:
Forced Feed Lubrication: A system where oil is pumped directly to
all moving parts of an engine to ensure proper lubrication.
Operation:
• Oil Pump : Special pump (e.g., gear pump) pushes oil through
the system.
• Path of Oil : Oil travels through specific channels to reach
engine parts.
• Parts Lubricated : Crankshaft, connecting rods, pistons,
camshaft bearings, and timing gears.
Working of forced feed lubrication
System
Components of Forced feed
lubrication System
Oil Pump:
• Purpose: Pushes oil throughout the engine.
• Explanation: Special pump (e.g., gear pump) driven by
the engine’s camshaft.
Oil Filter:
• Purpose: Removes dirt and particles from the oil.
• Explanation: Prevents contaminants from damaging engine
components.
Crankcase Breather:
• Purpose: Allows hot air to escape from the crankcase.
• Explanation: Prevents pressure buildup, maintaining
optimal engine conditions .
Relief Valve:
• Purpose: Controls oil flow and pressure.
• Explanation: Prevents over-lubrication or oil
Components of Forced feed
lubrication System
Lubrication System in forced feed system

Lubrication System in forced feed system

  • 1.
    DR. RAJENDRA PRASADCENTRAL AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY Argha Das Bairagya 3rd Semester (2022-26 Batch ) Roll – 2201101059 Dr.(Mrs.) Meera Kumari Assistant Professor-cum- Scientist Department of Agril Presented to :- Presented by :-
  • 2.
    Introductio n Definition of Lubrication:Lubrication is the process of applying a lubricant, such as oil or grease, to reduce friction and wear between moving surfaces in machinery or mechanical systems. Purpose of Lubrication: • Reduce Wear: prevents from wearing out by forming a protective layer between them. • Reduce Friction: helps to overcome friction. • Cooling: Lubrication dissipates heat generated by friction . • Sealing: Lubrication helps seal gaps between moving parts, preventing leakage of gases or fluids. • Cleaning: Lubrication removes dirt, debris, and other contaminants from the surfaces .
  • 3.
    Force Feed system Definition: Forced FeedLubrication: A system where oil is pumped directly to all moving parts of an engine to ensure proper lubrication. Operation: • Oil Pump : Special pump (e.g., gear pump) pushes oil through the system. • Path of Oil : Oil travels through specific channels to reach engine parts. • Parts Lubricated : Crankshaft, connecting rods, pistons, camshaft bearings, and timing gears.
  • 4.
    Working of forcedfeed lubrication System
  • 5.
    Components of Forcedfeed lubrication System Oil Pump: • Purpose: Pushes oil throughout the engine. • Explanation: Special pump (e.g., gear pump) driven by the engine’s camshaft. Oil Filter: • Purpose: Removes dirt and particles from the oil. • Explanation: Prevents contaminants from damaging engine components. Crankcase Breather: • Purpose: Allows hot air to escape from the crankcase. • Explanation: Prevents pressure buildup, maintaining optimal engine conditions . Relief Valve: • Purpose: Controls oil flow and pressure. • Explanation: Prevents over-lubrication or oil
  • 6.
    Components of Forcedfeed lubrication System