What is grease and how does it work (lubricant)

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  • Опубліковано 23 жов 2024

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  • @plaguex1
    @plaguex1 4 роки тому +4

    Thank you for the video. I've been trying to figure applications for each grease and also applications you shouldn't use certain greases for.

  • @NoExceptions109
    @NoExceptions109 2 роки тому +3

    Really good content. I've been searching the Internet for more information on the make up of greases. This hit the sweet spot for introducing the basic ingredients without overloading with information on specific ingredients and uses. Thank you for making this content. Now I won't be as confused when a greases says it has lithium soaps.

  • @NoExceptions109
    @NoExceptions109 2 роки тому

    I got really caught up on the copper additive. You said it increases conductivity which is important in a dielectric. My understanding was dielectrics mainly serve to insulate. Could you elaborate a bit?

    • @hughbugger
      @hughbugger  Рік тому

      Hi, Copper additives are used to create a electrically conductive grease. This is used on actual contacts/connections.
      Dielectric is not strictly conductive although some do conduct slightly. Dielectric is commonly used in and around electronics mainly to protect the contacts/connections from moisture and other environmental factors. You wouldn't use thermally conductive grease for protection as you don't want electrically conductive grease squishing out all over the place!

  • @waqashussain22
    @waqashussain22 17 днів тому

  • @evanoliver4297
    @evanoliver4297 4 роки тому +2

    Thank you for this video my question can u help me where I can found informations about grease production I try to make small plant thank u even if u have books name

  • @koloblicin
    @koloblicin 4 роки тому +1

    interesting video but i still dont know how grease works,
    i mean why does grease makes it slippery and for example honey doesnt?

    • @hughbugger
      @hughbugger  4 роки тому +2

      Grease is slippery due to the oil inside it. Oil reduces the friction coefficient between 2 surfaces by acting as an intermediate contact. Something sticky like honey has a very high surface tension and in turn increases the frictional coefficient. Have a read on wikipedia about surface tension and sheer thinning

  • @yourtubeNmytube
    @yourtubeNmytube 5 років тому +2

    I had to increase the volume to full. It's hardly audible.

    • @hughbugger
      @hughbugger  5 років тому +2

      Sorry to hear it. I will work on a better audio experience for my next video. Thanks for watching.

    • @صناعةشحومتكرارزيوت
      @صناعةشحومتكرارزيوت 2 роки тому

      I have 10 formulas for making lubricants, an excellent method, the least expensive

  • @dsweliangadarshana3196
    @dsweliangadarshana3196 5 років тому +1

    Sir tell grease hom made indutrial plz

  • @kapiljoshi2092
    @kapiljoshi2092 3 роки тому

    Good content, poor voice over

  • @dabanmohammed997
    @dabanmohammed997 Рік тому

    hello, thanks for this valuable video, could you send me your email or anything else so i can contact you, i have a question about greases and wanna send you some data sheets.