Older equipment employing heavy duty gears may make use
of bath systems for application. Many plants
have converted such systems to circulating application
such as is used on most modern machinery. By
this means, oil sprays can be directed
to the line of meshing of the gear teeth
and if necessary the oil can be supplied
to other machine components, such as
bearings. By this means, when
accompanied with proper auxiliary equipment, such
as coolers, filters, settling tanks etc., the life of
the oil is prolonged and contaminants removed.
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
Methods of Application of Gear oils to Heavy Duty Gears
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Carbonated Beverages and Gears
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In preparing
beverages, gears are often used on meters to synchronize delivery of syrup
and water to carbo coolers. Also on automatic
bottle cleaners, gears are used to rotate brushes both on the inside and
outside of the bottle. These latter gears are often flooded with the detergent solution used in washing and other
lubrication is not permitted.
Conveyors, in such
establishments, when driven by
reduction gears, can be serviced
by an oil of
about 500 viscosity SUS at 100 degree F, if enclosed,
or a residual type of about
2000 SUS at 210 degree F, if of the open
type.
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