Lubrication – Systems – With lubricant treatment means
Patent
1979-01-08
1981-01-13
Brown, David H.
Lubrication
Systems
With lubricant treatment means
184104R, 212247, 239129, 239139, F01M 500, F16N 1704
Patent
active
042444470
ABSTRACT:
The engine of a mobile power crane-excavator is utilized as a source of heat to soften grease so that it may be applied to the open gears on the machine, even at low ambient temperatures. Heated water from the vehicle engine is caused to flow in heat transfer relationship with cold grease through a multi-conductor hose to provide a pre-heat of the grease. The heated water is caused to heat a metallic nozzle through which the pre-heated grease flows, thus creating a final heating of the grease up to the desired temperature. Air supplied through the nozzle causes the grease to be sprayed onto the gear. The remote supply tank for the grease may also be pre-heated with hot water from the vehicle engine.
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Brown David H.
Northwest Engineering Company
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