THE LUBRICATING PROPERTIES OF THE GEAR OIL CONDITIONED BY THE TIME OF WORK IN THE LUBRICATING SYSTEM OF THE MAIN BEARINGS OF A HOISTING MACHINE
Journal Title: Tribologia - Year 2009, Vol 223, Issue 1
Abstract
This article presents the test results on the lubricating properties of the gear oil Transmil SP-150 used to lubricate friction nodes, including main bearings of lifting machines. The test was done on commercial oil that operated in a lifting machine for the period of 10 months. After this period, 5% operational substance of chemical properties was added to the oil and the machine operated for a further four months. The test results are presented in tables and charts.<br/><br/>
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Stanisław Laber
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