3. There are mainly three
mechanisms;
Thick film lubrication
Thin film lubrication
Extreme pressure
lubrication
4. Thick film lubrication
It is mainly applicable for low load with
high speed
It almost avoids the contact between two
missionary parts
The thick is very high ie 1500Angstroms
The coefficient of friction is very low
It is also called as hydro dynamic
lubricant
In gernal bearings soft bearing rotates
with high speed
5. Thin film lubrication
It is mainly applicable for high load
with low speed
The coefficient of friction is very high
In this lubrication there is strong
interaction between metals
The oileness character is very high
By the interaction of polar groups it
interacts the metal surfaces
It is also called as boundary film
lubrication
6.
7. Extreme pressure
lubrication
The lubricants contains chlorides,
so2, bicarbonates which can easily
interact in it
They can interact to form as metal
chlorides and metal sulphates
It is suitable for high load with high
speed
It is suitable where thick and thin film
are not observed
9. Greases or semi solid
lubricants
A soap is dispersed into a hot lubricant
oil then it is called as greases
It is emulsion in state
It is also called as semi solid lubricant
Depending upon these these are again
classified into various types
Calicium grease: It withstands upto 80 c
Sodium grease: It with stands upto 175c
Lithium grease: It is very low less
than<15c
Axel grease: It contains lime and resin
10. Solid lubricants
Solid lubricants are those which we
used in buses,commutator and
motors
Contamination of lubricants is
unacceptable in solid lubricants
There are two solid lubricants which
we mainly use
Graphite and molybendum
disulphide
11.
12. Graphite
It is most widely used in solid
lubricants
It is very soapy to touch non flamable
and oxidized below 350 c
When graphite is dispersed in oil it is
called as oil dag
If it is dispersed in water it is called as
aqua dag
It is commonly used in
ac’s,lathes,general machine shop
13. Molybendum disulphide
It has very low coefficient of friction
less than 400<c
The fine powders of this may sprinkle
in surfaces of high velocities
It is also used along with solvents
and greases
Besides molybendum di sulphide
other substance like soap stone and
mica are used
15. viscocity
It is the property in which the
residue to flow of a liquid is called
as viscocity
The viscocity of a particular
lubricant must be adequate
In viscocity two layers move top
layer moves faster than the front
layer
16. Viscocity index
The difference or change in viscocity
with respect to temperature called as
viscocity index
If the viscocity is high then it must be a
good lubricant
Viscocity index = L-U/L-H*100
Here u=viscocity at tested sample
100c
Here h =viscocity of oil at 100c
17.
18. It is of two types red wood viscometer
1 and red wood viscometer 2
It is commonly used for the viscocities of
thin lubricant oils
It has jet of bore diameter as shown in
figure
It is inserted with kohilrausch flask in 50
ml flask
Two thermometers are inserted at the top
of the tube
At the middle of it oil is located and is
used to stir by the rod
Pointer is used to measure the level of
the liquid
19. At the bottom of the flask healing
tube is located which is used to heat
the flask
Levelling screw is used to tight the
entire apparatus
At the diameter of 1.82 mm and 10
mm length
Metallic oil cup is surrounded by
cylindrical copper path
This is the brief explanation of red
wood viscometer