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This superb reference provides a thorough understanding of lubricant-related manufacturing problems and procedures, from specification, selection, substitution, application, and analysis to replacement, in-situ purification, consolidation, handling, and storage. It compares lubrication strategies for electric motor bearings; closed and open and large and small gears; compressors and gas engines; and steam and gas turbines, highlighting machine components that require proper lubrication for long-term, satisfactory, and economical operation. Presenting comprehensive introductory material that emphasizes the four lubricant categories and the significance of a lubricant’s parameter, Practical Lubrication for Industrial Facilities discusses o applications essential for lube oil conservation and consolidation projects o heavy duty hydraulic oil requirements o mineral and synthetic food-grade oils o the merits of the most important synthetic hydrocarbon oils o appropriate lubricants for forest products and paper machinery o the characteristics of competitive lubricating greases o the benefits and pitfalls of particular pastes, waxes, and tribosystems o lubricant delivery systems, including centralized grease and fully automated oil mist lubrication systems o and much more! Containing a quick-reference glossary of industry terms, an on-the-job lubrication program manual, and numerous illustrations, Practical Lubrication for Industrial Facilities is a must-have source for mechanical, lubrication, chemical, automotive, aerospace, design, aeronautical, plant, power, system, maintenance, manufacturing, heat transfer, and petroleum engineers; tribologists; research and petroleum chemists; lubricant formulators; and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.
Content:
1.Lubricant Categories 25
2.Lubricant Testing 33
3.General Purpose R&O Oils 91
4.Hydraulic Fluids 109
5.Food Grade and “Environmentally Friendly” Lubricants 125
6.Synthetic Lubricants 141
7.Lubricants for Forest Product and Paper Machines 185
8.Lubricating Greases 199
9.Pastes, Waxes and Tribosystems 227
10.Centralized and Oil Mist Lubrication Systems 245
11.Bearings and Other Machine Elements 281
12.Lubrication Strategies for Electric Motor Bearings 345
13.Gear Lubrication 363
14.Compressors and Gas Engines 395
15.Steam and Gas Turbines 441
16.Lube Oil Contamination and On-Stream Oil Purification 463
17.Storage Methods and Lubricant Handling 483
18.Successful Oil Analysis Practices in the Industrial Plant 509