Thursday, November 15, 2012

Load Carrying Ability of Lubricating oils at 400 Degree F

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Federal Test Method 6511 describes a procedure for determining load carrying ability of lubricating oils at 400 degree F with respect to gears. Using  a  modified  Ryder  Erdco  Test  Drive  System operating  at 10,000 rpm, the  lubricant  to a  series  of  400 degree F controlled tests  at increasing  gear tooth  loads. The  teeth  of one of the  gears  are   then  examined  to  determine  the  scuffing  area. The load carrying ability of the lubricant is rated in accordance with the per cent of the tooth working area scuffed.



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