Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 8 pps
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 8 pps
... corresponding to various components and problems
B5 Wear debris analysis
B5.6
Severe sliding wear
Severe sliding wear particles range in size from 20 m
and larger. Some of these particles have surface striations
as ... displacement and
frequency and is thus likely to relate to fatigue stresses.
The normal procedure is to measure the vertical,
horizontal and axial vibration of a bea...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 2 pps
... viscosity and other characteristics of
the fluid have been omitted from this table, these play a
very large and often complicated part in grease perform-
ance. Certain bearing manufacturers demand ... and the
type of thickener used in their manufacture. The section
of this handbook on greases summarises the properties
of the various types.
Additive oils are not required for plain be...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 9 ppsx
... an
investigative method
B8 Component performance analysis
B8.2
Table 8. 2 Methods of monitoring the performance of moving components for fault detection
B8Component performance analysis
B8.3
Table 8. 3 Methods ... Wear and corrosion of production machinery, blocked
pipe-lines, valve and pump failure.
8 Staff problems due to smell and possibly health.
ANTI-MICROBIAL MEASURES
These ma...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 13 pps
... m R
a
(2.5). A standard cut-off
value often found suitable for the finer surfaces is
0 .8 mm, and if this value was used or is to be used, the
standards allow it to be assumed and direct statement
omitted; ... characteristics to suit the whole range of textures
are standardised in British, US, ISO and other Standards
the usual values being 0.25 mm, 0 .8 mm and 2.5 mm.
Several graph...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 1 pptx
... FIMechE
LUBRICATION AND RELIABILITY HANDBOOK
A2 Mineral oils
A2.3
index of 95 (dynamic viscosity index 93). Figure 2.2
shows the difference between 150 Grade ISO 34 48 oils
with KVIs of 0 and 95.
Viscosity-pressure
The ... in
machine operation and maintenance of all kinds of
machinery and plant.
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Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 3 potx
... affecting lubrication frequency (This is a general guide only – affected by local
conditions and environment)
A8 Rolling bearing lubrication
A8.3
Calculation of relubrication interval
The relubrication ... grease
Figure 8. 1 Approximate maximum speeds for
grease lubrication. (Basic diagram for calculating
bearing speed ratings)
A8 Rolling bearing lubrication
A8.5
Application of oil...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 4 ppt
... ft/min).
Figure 18. 1
Figure 18. 2 Bevel unit with double row bearings
on pinion shaft
Figure 18. 3 Typical bearing lubrication
arrangement with taper roller bearings
Figure 18. 4
Figure 18. 5 Peripheral ... mounting unit and connecting electrical wiring. Avoid
sharp bends and downloops in all pipework. Consult BS
480 7: 1991 ‘Recommendations for Centralised Lubrica-
tion as Applied to...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 5 pptx
... Selection of heaters and coolers
A23.1
Lubricating oil heaters and coolers are available in many different forms. The most common type uses steam or water
for heating or cooling the oil, and consists ... Selection of filters and centrifuges
A22.1
Figure 22.1 Typical circuit showing positions of various filters
Table 22.1 Location and purpose of filter in
circuit
Table 22.2 Range of...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 6 potx
... selection and installation
A 28 Industrial plant environmental data
A 28. 3
CORROSIVE ATMOSPHERES
DUST
Table 28. 4 Industries and processes with which corrosive atmospheres are often associated
Table 28. 5 ... condensation problems.
Figure 28. 1 Applicable to furnace walls from 150
to 300°C
Figure 28. 2 Applicable to sources from 300 to
1400°C
Table 28. 3 Typical values of relative humid...
Lubrication and Reliability Handbook 2010 Part 7 doc
... preserve plant and machinery in a condition in which it can operate, and can do so
safely and economically.
It is the components of plant and machinery which fail individually, and can lead to ... bushes and thrust bearings, filled PTFE/metal and
filled graphite/metal combinations are often used – see
Table 30 .8.
Safety
Aspects of safety are summarised in Table 30.7.
Ball bear...
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