Tribology and Tribotechnics II

1. Lubrication Systems - classification, selection, features, accessories.
2. Lubrication systems for liquid and greases
3. Central lubrication systems
4. Tribotechnical interpretation - bolted connections, springs, clutch, brakes.
5. Tribotechnical interpretation - rolling and plain bearings, roller and plain lines,
seal
6. Tribotechnical interpretation - gears, shafts, steel cables, bowden cables
7. Tribotechnical interpretation - engines and other structural nodes.
8. Tribotechnical interpretation - transport, mining, metal processing, etc.
9. Instructions for maintenance, lubrication schedules
10. Controlling the inspection activities in maintenance, lubrication and lubrication systems
11. Treatment of spent lubricant and worn - the management, filtration,
ecology.
12. The status and role of tribology and tribotechniky in maintenance, technical and economic aspects, organization and management.
13. Proposals for long-term lubricating oil systems
14. Proposals for long-term lubrication systems for grease
15. Proposals for central lubricating systems