| Description |
1 online resource (589 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedications -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1: Principles of Lubrication -- Friction -- Lubricants -- Base Oil Types -- Base Oil Properties -- Lubricant Film Regimes -- Fluid Friction -- Bearing Efficiency -- Additional Lubricant Additives -- Break-in -- Bearing Metals -- Wear -- Common Wear Mechanisms -- Grease Lubrication -- How Lubricants Fail in Service -- Chapter 2: Lubricant Categories -- Liquid Lubricants -- Cohesive Lubricants -- Categorizing and Grouping Base Oils -- Solid Lubricants -- Lubricating Oils -- Tribotechnical Data |
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Chapter 3: Lubricant Testing -- Air Entrainment -- Aniline Point -- Ash Content -- Auto-Ignition Temperature -- Biodegradation and Ecotoxicity -- Cloud Point -- Color Scale Comparison -- Composition Analysis of Petroleum Hydrocarbons -- Consistency of Grease (Penetration) -- Copper Strip Corrosion -- Demulsibility -- Density -- Dielectric Strength -- Dilution of Crank Case Oils -- Distillation -- Dropping Point of Grease -- Ecotoxicity -- Flash and Fire Points-Open Cup -- Flash Point-Closed Cup -- Foaming Characteristics of Lubricating Oils -- Four-Ball Wear Test-ASTM D 2266 |
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Four-Ball EP Test-ASTM D 2596 -- Gravity -- Grease Consistency -- Interfacial Tension -- Load-Carrying Ability -- Neutralization Number -- Octane Number -- Oil Content of Petroleum Wax -- Oil Separation in Grease Storage -- Oxidation Stability-Oils -- Oxidation Stability-Greases -- Penetration -- Pentane and Toluene insolubles -- Pour Point and Cloud Point -- Power Factor -- Refractive Index -- Rotary Bomb Oxidation Test (RBOT) -- Rust-Preventive Characteristics -- Saponification Number -- Timken Extreme Pressure Tests -- USP/NF Tests for White Mineral Oils -- UV Absorbance -- Vapor Pressure |
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Viscosity -- Viscosity Classifications Comparison -- Viscosity Index -- Water Washout -- Water and Sediment -- Wax Melting Point -- Wheel Bearing Grease Leakage -- Chapter 4: General Purpose R&O Oils -- Are All "R&O" Oils the Same? -- Additive Formulation -- Designing a Line of R&O Lubricants -- Extreme Pressure (EP) R&O Lubricants -- Superior R&O Oils Cover a Wide Range of Pumps -- Hydraulic Applications for R&O Oils -- Universal Application of R&O Oils -- A Heat Transfer Fluid That Keeps Its Cool -- Teresstic Use in Self-Lubricating Bearings -- Chapter 5: Hydraulic Fluids |
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Hydraulic Oils for Extended -- Temperature Range -- Fire-Resistant Hydraulic Fluids -- Environment-Friendly Hydraulic Fluids -- Chapter 6: Food Grade and "Environment Friendly" Lubricants -- Why Use Food-Grade Lubricants? -- What Performance Features Are Needed? -- Overview of USDA H-2 Approved Lubricants -- Food-Grade Polyalkylene (PAG) -- Synthetic Lubricants -- "Environment Friendly" Lubricants Benefits and Drawbacks -- "Environment Friendly" Hydraulic Fluids: Concepts and Claims -- Comparing Vegetable Based Environment Friendly Hydraulic Fluids to the Newer Synthetic Based Fluids |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Chapter 7: Synthetic Lubricants |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Bannister, Kenneth
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| ISBN |
9788770222648 |
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8770222649 |
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