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A SIMPLE LABORATORY TEST FOR EVALUATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF HOT ROLLING OILS

IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun

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Field Value
 
Creator Shukla,B.M
Jain,V.K
 
Date 2009-07-10T05:24:33Z
2009-07-10T05:24:33Z
2009-07-10T05:24:33Z
 
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/310
 
Description Though the field trials are the ultimate in selection of hot rolling lubricants which.are very expensive and time consuming. The conventional laboratory tests on Timken, 4- ball wear! e.p. testing machine do not predict the behavior of lubricants clearly required for hot rolling mill. The hot rolling! metalworking process involves generation of fresh virgin surfaces which ar€ highly reactive in nature alongwith heat of deformation. They aggravate the lubrication conditions prevailing in the contact zone. Therefore, a laboratory method is required for evaluation of load carrying capacity of oils. A laboratory test method was devised on a high speed disc machine using a pair of hard alloy and mild steel discs rotating over each other in circumferential contact. The lubricant rating was characterised by the load at which the frictional torque jumps to very high level. The lubricant rating correlated well with the laboratory rolling mill. The paper describes the method and compares the results with laboratory rolling mill.
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Gear oils
Hot Rolling oils
 
Title A SIMPLE LABORATORY TEST FOR EVALUATION OF LOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF HOT ROLLING OILS
 
Type Article