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Industrial Engines Lubrication & Technology

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Who should attend?

  • This course provides a technical information on the technology of the industrial engines, the industrial road vehicles, agricultural vehicles and public works vehicles, railway traction, nautical propulsion, stationary engines (gas, Diesel engines, cogeneration) and on the lubricants used.
Audience :
  • Engineers and technical staff working in development, technical assistance and sales of lubricants for industrial engines; engineers and technical staff from industrial engines manufacturers.
  • Well adapted to training abroad.

Level : Advanced

Course Content

  • Architecture of heavy trucks & industrial engines

      • Differences and specificities compared with light cars: chassis frames, cylinder heads, crankshaft, conrods, piston pins, pistons, rings, liners, valves and control.

  • Diesel fuels

      • Main Diesel fuels (Diesel fuel, FOD, heavy fuels, EMHV, GTL, BTL).
      • Impact of the fuel type on the lubricant.

  • Lubrication circuits

      • Principle, role and description depending on the different engine types.

  • Diesel engines lubricants

      • Classifications and specifications.
      • Brief presentation on lubricants composition, design (ATIEL codes) and testing (physico-chemical and mechanical) rules.

  • Follow up of the in-service engine oils

      • Objectives of the follow up, sampling, analytic techniques used (the results interpretation will be handled separately for each type of application).

  • Lubrication of heavy trucks, agricultural, public works vehicles diesel engines

      • Presentation of the materials and of the manufacturers' recommendations. Specific problems according to the use. Maintenance and follow up of in-service lubricants. Types of problems found and solutions.

  • Lubrication of railway traction diesel engines

      • Different types of materials and different types of lubricants used. Maintenance and follow up of in-service lubricants. Types of problems found and solutions.

  • Lubrication of nautical diesel engines (2s & 4s)

      • Fuels used in the navy. Choosing a lubricant depending on the engine type and the fuel type. Maintenance and follow up of in-service lubricants.
      • Types of problems met and solutions.

  • Lubrication of gas & cogeneration engines

      • Gas engines: reasons for their development, lubrication requirements.
      • Gas engine lubricants: products specificities and characteristics, manufacturers' requirements, follow up of in-service lubricants, real case studies.

Learning Objectives

  • Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
  • master the industrial engines structure and operation,
  • know the lubricant functions and their requirements depending on the engines,
  • understand the meaning of the specifications,
  • be able to interpret the analysis results of the in-service oils.

Ways & Means

  • Interactive talk with an industry expert using real world examples.