The proper selection and use of lubricants, as well as the care and operation of lubricating systems, is an essential part of any power plant maintenance program. Any piece of equipment with moving parts depends on some type of lubricant to reduce friction and wear and to extend its life. To choose an appropriate lubricant for a particular application and to maintain the lubricant’s effectiveness, a basic understanding of lubrication theory and the characteristics of lubricants can be very beneficial.
This course will discuss lubrication fundamentals, lubricant characteristics, additives, maintenance of lubrication systems, and the selection of lubricants for common power plant equipment
Lube oil analysis provides the foundational skillset for applying best lubrication practices and product knowledge. Through Lube oil analysis, students can move away from the “old school” methods of vague, non-specific lubrication procedures and implement an excellent lubrication program in any industrial workplace.
Lube oil analysis students gain much more than pointers on lubricating a machine – they learn proven industry methods for selecting, storing, filtering and testing lubricants to boost reliability and generate lasting results in machine efficiency/maintenance. They also gain better understanding of oil analysis, so they can align their efforts with those of maintenance professionals or oil analysis experts.
The participant will learn how to do the following :
The course include the following
1. Engineer, Mechanical Maintenance
2. Senior Eng, Mech Ineeranical Maintenance
3. Technician, Mechanical Maintenance
DAY 1
1. Introduction
2. Fundamentals of Lubrication
2.1 Fluid Film Lubrication
2.2 Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication
2.3 Boundary Lubrication
DAY 2
3. Lubricant Characteristics
3.1 Oil
3.2 Grease
4. Lubricant Additives
4.1 Surface Protective Additives
4.2 Performance Enhancing Additives
4.3 Lubricant Protective Additives
4.4 Additive Depletion
4.4 Additive Depletion
DAY 3
5. Maintenance of Lubrication Systems
5.1 Oil Lubricated Systems
5.2 Grease Lubricated Systems
6. Lubricant Storage and Handling
6.1 Safety
6.2 Oil
6.3 Grease.
DAY 4
7. Lubricant Selection
7.1 Lubricant Standards
7.2 Turbine Oil
7.3 Hydraulic Systems
7.4 Hydraulic Governor Systems
7.5 Wicket Gates, Radial Gates, and Butterfly Valve
7.6 Gears
7.7 Wire Rope
7.8 Environmentally Acceptable Lubricant
DAY 5
8. Lubricant Analysis
· Viscosity
· Contamination
· Fuel Dilution
· Solids Content
· Fuel Soot
· Oxidation
· Nitration
· Total Acid Number (TAN)
· Total Base Number (TBN)
· Particle Count
· Spectrographic Analysis
· Wear Particle Analysis
Note: The Course Manual will contain the Handouts as reference book as well as the Presentation Slides which will be used during the Course and supported by the Handouts.
Define Management Consultancy & Training Certificate of course completion will be issued to all attendees.
A highly interactive combination of lectures and discussion sessions will be managed to maximize the amount and quality of information and knowledge transfer. The sessions will start by raising the most relevant questions and motivating everybody to find the right answers. You will also be encouraged to raise your questions and to share in the development of the right answers using your analysis and experiences. Tests of the multiple-choice type will be made available daily to examine the effectiveness of delivering the course.
Very useful Course Materials will be given.
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