Sentence examples for lubricant application from inspiring English sources

Lubrication by grease may prove more desirable than lubrication by oil under conditions when (1) less frequent lubricant application is necessary, (2) grease acts as a seal against loss of lubricant and ingress of contaminants, (3) less dripping or splattering of lubricant is called for, or (4) less sensitivity to inaccuracies in the mating parts is needed.

The main purpose of lubricant application is to reduce the friction between pipe and soil.

The a-C/Cu films exhibited reasonable true hardness (1.4 2.8 GPa) combined with good plasticity which are significant prerequisites for solid lubricant applications.

Molybdenum sulfide nanoparticles have been successfully obtained, for lubricant applications, by means of a wet chemical synthesis in an aqueous solution employing ammonium molybdate, citric acid and ammonium sulfide as the reactants.

Research interests are mainly in the area of value-added process engineering; uses of vegetable oils and animal fats in biofuel and lubricant applications; extrusion processes for production of levulinic acid, microcrystalline cellulose and modified starches; use of plant residues and other waste streams for biopower generation.

Nowadays for high speed cutting and dry or low lubricant cutting applications, a maximum temperature of about 1100 °C [J.L. Endrino, G.S. Fox-Rabinovich, A. Reiter, S.V. Veldhuis, R. Escobar Galindo, J.M. Albella, J.F. Marco; Surface & Coatings Technology 201 (2007) 4505 4511.] is allowed without a decrease in the hardness of the coated layer.

They are especially useful as lubricants in applications where there are extreme variations in temperature, because their viscosity changes very little as the temperature changes.

An unsolved technical problem with this refrigerant is the selection of the most suitable lubricant for each application.

This work provided both a novel solid lubricant for industrial applications and a possible approach to designing a novel green lubricant for use as a photocatalyst in organic-waste treatment after lubricating service life.

This paper reports on the (eco toxicity and biodegradability of ionic liquids considered for application as lubricants or lubrication additives.

Despite many attempts, the combination of nano-MoS2 with other nanoparticles or compounds is of particular significance in terms of their application as lubricant additives because the combinations usually exhibit more prominent lubrication performances in contrast with individual nanoparticles attributed to the synergistic effect among two or more components.