Lubrication and condition monitoring for track vehicles

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Seminar (2 days)

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Rail transport is at the heart of sustainable, environmentally friendly transport concepts. The transport of people or goods by rail will become increasingly important in the coming decades.

Rail vehicles contain a large number of different components whose reliable function and service life are also ensured by the used lubricant. Regularly performed lubricant analyzes have proven their performance especially in the monitoring of high-mileage components for many years. On the one hand, they allow the oil change intervals to be adapted to the economic requirements. At the same time trends in abnormal development of contamination and wear values ??identify negative developments at an early stage and can be treated proactively.

You learn in this seminar ...

How lubricants work in principle
Which lubricants are used in which components and why
What special features must be observed when using organic oils
he advantages of synthetic oils and where their use makes sense
How to safely describe the required quality of the lubricants
How professional oil monitoring works and helps to increase reliability and availability
How the professional handling of lubricants avoids recurring practice problems

Target group

Specialists and managers from maintenance and servicing
Technical consultants and sales staff of lubricant and component manufacturers
Specialists and managers from the service area around maintenance and servicing

Seminar (2 days)

How a lubricant works

Viscosity and film formation
Influence of speed, temperature and pressure

Mineral oils and synthetic oils – the differences

Properties of mineral oils and their applications
Advantages and disadvantages of synthetic oils in mobile use
Mineral oils or synthetic oils: what is used where and why

Engine oils

Basic features and function
Characteristics for product description and selection
Neutral classification systems (API, ACEA) and OEM specifications
Consideration of engine type and exhaust aftertreatment

Hydraulic fluids

Tasks and requirements for hydraulic oils
Standardized hydraulic oil types and their field of application
Miscibility and compatibility
Parameter for oil aging

Special features when using organic oils

Properties and application of the individual types according to DIN ISO 15380
Requirements according to EU Eco-Labeling
Compatibility with other types of oils, paints and elastomers
Oil aging and oil change interval

Transmission oils for railway applications

Requirements depending on gearbox type, purpose and design
Standardized gear oil types
Miscibility and compatibility
Oil aging

Compressor oils

Lubricating oils for air compressors
Refrigeration Oils
Requirements, oil types and applications

Greases

Interplay of base oil, additives and thickeners
Thickener types and their applications
Rolling bearing lubrication: From the electric motor to the wheel / axle bearing
Possibilities of grease monitoring

Antifreeze

Basic structure and mode of operation
Types, additive systems and their areas of application
Miscibility
Monitoring by laboratory analyzes: scope of testing, practical examples

Oil monitoring

Application and oil type related aging parameters
Sampling and scope
Details of the oil sample
Laboratory reports

Evaluation of oil and fat analyzes by means of examples

Limit values ??and trend
Consideration of fresh oil reference
Examples from the OELCHECK pool

Lubrication and condition monitoring for track vehicles

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