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lubrication <a lubrication; lubrications> N

atomized lubrication ARCHIT

automatic lubrication ARCHIT

bath lubrication ARCHIT

boundary lubrication ARCHIT

centralized lubrication ARCHIT

central lubrication

central lubrication TECH
central lubrication AUTO

centrifugal lubrication ARCHIT

continuous lubrication ARCHIT

cylinder lubrication ARCHIT

engine lubrication

engine lubrication ARCHIT
engine lubrication ARCHIT

flap lubrication ARCHIT

flood lubrication ARCHIT

fluid lubrication ARCHIT

forced lubrication ARCHIT

hand lubrication ARCHIT

hydrodynamic lubrication

hydrostatic lubrication ARCHIT

intermittent lubrication ARCHIT

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Self-lubricating chains that require no additional lubrication are available from a variety of chain manufacturers as well.
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The original gear pump design has been developed into modern and reliable machines capable of working for up to 100,000 hours on important lubrication duties.
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After designing the 14/20, he started the design of advanced high-power engines, combining overhead valves with a pressurised oil lubrication system.
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The problem with splash lubrication is that it is speed dependent.
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Lubrication also reduces wear, as does the use of suitable materials.
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Internal flow lubrication theory has many industrial applications because of its role in the design of fluid bearings.
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Also, timing belts do not require lubrication, which is essential with a timing chain or gears.
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Any eventual material transfer or creation of protrusions above the original surface will also reduce the ability to retain a protective lubrication thickness.
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Lubrication maintenance is recommended every 1500 hours of operation or every six months, whichever occurs first.
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The engine featured central lubrication and the water-based cooling system for the engine employed both a pump and a thermostat.
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