Properties of Lubricants

This handbook explains classification, types, form, properties, manufacture and applications of lubricants as well as complete data of physical, mechanical, thermal, electrical, optical and other important properties of lubricants.

Chapter 1: Lubricants and Their Properties

Classification of Lubricants

Applications of Lubricants

Functions of Lubricants

Properties of Lubricants

Functions of Lubricants

Lubricants perform various functions. Some of these are:

Reduces the loss of energy in the form of heat.
Increases the efficiency of the machine.
Prevents interlocking or inter joint welding at the surface asperities.
Increases the smooth motion of moving parts.
Reduces surface deformation, wear, and tear.
Reduces the expansion of metal by local frictional heat.
Protects material from corrosion.

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