(Part B) Machinerys Handbook 31st Edition Pages 1484-2979

Lubrication Delivery Methods Machinery's Handbook, 31st Edition

2516

20,000

For bearings at 150 F. Half periods for every 25 F increase in temperature. Where grease nipples are provided, lubricate at each,

4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 900 10,000

one-fourth of renewal period. Open and Repack at full period. Note:

One Working Year. 8 Hours/Day A) 2400 Hrs. 6 Day Week, 11 Holidays B) 2200 Hrs. 5.5 Day Week, 11 Holidays C) 2000 Hrs. 5 Day Week, 11 Holidays

3000

2000

Ball Bearings

700 800 900 1000

Plain Roller Bearings

400 500 600

300

Taper and Spherical

200

100

0

80,000

160,00

200,00

280,00

40,000

120,00

180,00

240,00

Speed Factor dn , mm

Fig. 12. Grease Renewal Period based on Running Time and Speed providing optimal full film lubrication to the bearing. Although more expensive initially, automated centralized systems are credited with significant savings by extending bear - ing life up to three times longer than manually lubricated bearings. They also reduce downtime in changing out bearings, reduce lubricant consumption, and reduce energy consumption. Table 18 compares the different types of methods and delivery systems and some of their features, and can be used as a guide in determining a suitable lubrication delivery approach. Table 18. Lubrication Method and System Comparison Guide Feature Hand Pack Manual Gun Single Point Centralized Total Loss Centralized Recirculating Self Contained Splash/Bath Gravity Fed Oil d d d d d d Grease d d d d Continuous Delivery d d d d Cyclic Delivery d d Automatic Control d d d d Manual Control d d d d Positive Displacement d d d d Line Monitor Protection d d # Lube Points Unlimited Unlimited 20 Min. 200 Max. 20 Max.

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