BS 4807:1991
Withdrawn
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Recommendation for centralized lubrication systems
Hardcopy , PDF
15-11-1996
English
31-01-1992
Committees responsible
Foreword
Recommendations
1 Scope
2 Definitions
3 Classification of system by principle of operation
4 Pumps
5 Reservoirs
6 Temperature control
7 Filtration
8 System control and monitoring
9 Pipes, tubes, hoses and fittings
10 Threads
11 Pipe sizing
12 Cleanliness of pipe
13 Compatibility of equipment with lubrication
14 Installation methods and safety
15 Commissioning
16 Maintenance
Appendix
A Classification of greases according to consistency
Tables
1 Dwell times for reservoirs
2 Lubricant heating conditions
3 Pipework support
4 Classification of greases (according to consistency)
Figures
1 Centralized lubrication system
2 Two-line system operation
3 Single-line progressive system operation
4 Single-line spring reset system operation
5 Single-line spring actuated system operation
6 Operation of single-line system incorporating
restrictors
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