Lubricant Fundamentals describes different types of lubricants and appropriate uses for them in machines and mechanical systems. A variety of machines require proper lubrication in order to function safely and efficiently. Lubricants help prevent wear and ensure operational efficiency by decreasing friction between components in contact. Common industrial lubricants include oil, grease, and solid lubricants. Machine operators and maintenance personnel must understand basic lubricant properties so they can select, apply, and replace lubricants properly. They must also recognize signs of improper lubrication and be aware of proper maintenance, storage, and safety practices for lubricants. After completing this course, users will understand the advantages and disadvantages of different types of lubricants, their operational properties, and procedures for proper lubrication.
Other Courses in this Program:
Introduction to Mechanical Systems 101440010 Safety for Mechanical Work 111
440020 Forces of Machines 121
440030 Power Transmission Components 201
440100 Mechanical Power Variables 202
440120 Bearing Applications 221
440130 Spring Applications 231
440140 Belt Drive Applications 241
440150 Gear Applications 251
440160
Course ID
440110
Skill Focus
Intermediate
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60