Basics of Lubrication

Lubrication foundation is an important concept in mechanical engineering, which involves reducing friction, wear, and energy loss to improve equipment efficiency and lifespan. Lubrication is mainly achieved by introducing lubricants between contact surfaces, which can be liquid, semi-solid, or solid. They separate the contact surfaces by forming a lubricating film, reduce the friction coefficient, and reduce wear. Proper lubrication management is crucial for ensuring smooth equipment operation, reducing maintenance costs, and improving overall performance. Therefore, understanding and applying basic knowledge of lubrication is crucial for mechanical engineers and maintenance personnel. This is a mind map about Basics of Lubrication. The map contains three main branches, namely: Functions of Lubricant, Types of Lubrication, and Types of Lubricants. Each main branch has detailed descriptions of multiple sub branches. Suitable for people interested in lubrication.

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• Basics of Lubrication

  Lubrication foundation is an important concept in mechanical engineering, which involves reducing friction, wear, and energy loss to improve equipment efficiency and lifespan. Lubrication is mainly achieved by introducing lubricants between contact surfaces, which can be liquid, semi-solid, or solid. They separate the contact surfaces by forming a lubricating film, reduce the friction coefficient, and reduce wear. Proper lubrication management is crucial for ensuring smooth equipment operation, reducing maintenance costs, and improving overall performance. Therefore, understanding and applying basic knowledge of lubrication is crucial for mechanical engineers and maintenance personnel. This is a mind map about Basics of Lubrication. The map contains three main branches, namely: Functions of Lubricant, Types of Lubrication, and Types of Lubricants. Each main branch has detailed descriptions of multiple sub branches. Suitable for people interested in lubrication.