fluid lubrication

fluid lubrication

n
(General Engineering) engineering lubrication in which bearing surfaces are separated by an oil film sustained by the motion of the parts
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Sonic drilling brings the significant benefit of providing core without requiring the fluid lubrication that would be necessary in a diamond drilling program.
This value ([Rq.sub.asperity] = 1.4 [micro]m for the proposed microgeometry) will be used in the next section as data for the description of the transition from local boundary lubrication to local continuous fluid lubrication.
According to the assumption used in (2), calculations are only performed for the domain where boundary lubrication remains significant compared to full fluid lubrication (friction coefficient ranging from 0,125 to 0,025).
A specially-designed rear tail piece allows the new pipe to be easily pulled into place with fluid lubrication assist."
"We also developed accessories and support equipment for use in the small-diameter splitting process, including a pipe-handling reel, fluid lubrication mixing and delivery system, HDPE pipe cutting equipment, pneumatic tool handling devices and additional items to help make the entire process as easy and user friendly as possible" he said.
The specific cutting force is found lower at a cutting velocity of 200 m/min except for fluid lubrication and reported it to be a critical speed for brass machining.
Its unique grid-sensing patented technology detects all conductive materials, including non-magnetic particles, in non-conductive fluid lubrication systems.
The fluid wedge angle between the sliding surfaces was calculated with a finite element method analysis and then used in the average Reynolds equation from Patir and Cheng (1978, 1979) to analyze the fluid lubrication on rough sliding surfaces.
The original slider mechanism needed fluid lubrication to operate smoothly over its 300,000-cycle product life.
Results (figure 5) for dry sliding of a steel ball on a rubber pad show a gradistill near to - 1/3; viscous silicone fluid lubrication changes the gradistill to nearly +1/3.
Patel and Deheri [16] studied the magnetic fluid lubrication of a squeeze film in transversely rough porous circular plates with concentric circular pocket.