Lubricants and Lubrication with Trainer - Profile 2017

Lubricants &
Lubrication
A 2 day training
programme
Training programme – Lubricants & Lubrication
M Hussam Adeni – Tribologist
Chemical Engineer and ICML certified Machinery Lubricant Specialist
Certified Level I Machinery Lubricant Analyst, equivalent to category I of ISO 18436-4.
ExCastrol India

Lubricants and Lubrication – Training programme
M Hussam Adeni – Tribologist
Chemical Engineer and ICML certified Machinery Lubricant Specialist
Day – 1 –
9:00 AM to 12:30 - Lunch break till 1;15 PM – 5;00 PM close – 15 min Tea break at 11 AM and 3 PM
Introduction
Trainer
Participants
Training objective
Basic of Lubricants
Brief on Base oil manufacture, capacities in India & Lube Market
PDS
MSDS
Typical tests for lubricants
Lube equivalents – How to find equivalents
Trouble shooting
Sampling
Oil analysis labs
Lubrication Survey
Basic Test – Lube knowledge prior to start of Training programme
To repeat same test after completion of training
Basics of Lubricants and Lubrication
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What is a lubricants
Types of lubricants
Properties of lubricants
Lubricant by application
Brief on Lab tests
What are Additives
Types of additives
Function of additives
ISO VG classification
Brief on API service levels
NLGI numbers
Notes on PDS and MSDS
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What is PDS
• Typical TDS
• Detailed study of PDS
What is MSDS
• Typical MSDS
• Detailed study of MSDS

Day – 2 –
9:00 AM to 12:30 - Lunch break till 1;15 PM – 5;00 PM close – 15 min Tea break at 11 AM and 3 PM
Typical tests for Lubricants
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Types of lubricants
Physio chemical properties of lubricants
Routine Lube tests
Common Lube tests
o ASTM or IP Test method
o Significance of tests
Special Lube tests and equipment
Special Analytical Tests - Spectroscopy
o ICP and AAS
Special tests for Base Oils – DSC
Trainer - Hydraulic Oils
Hydraulic Oils
o PDS Hydraulic Oils
o MSDS Hydraulic Oils
Trainer - Gear Oils
Gear Oils
o PDS Gear Oils
o MSDS Gear Oil
Trouble shooting Lubricants
- Trouble shooting lubricants
o Three to Four Case studies – for discussion
o Sampling
o Collecting Data – prior to sampling
o How to sample,
o Where to sample
o When to sample
o Couriering of sampling
o Following up for sample/sample reports
o Typical sample report
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Reputed Lab for Lube Oil analysis
International labs in India
Other Labs for Lube analysis
Layman tests – Lubricants

Trainer
M Hussam Adeni - B.Tech Chemical, MLA I
Hussam Adeni hussam57 Blog URL: http://lubricantspecialist.wordpress.com/
www.stle.org
www.lubecouncil.com
Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineer: Member – Individual
Membership number - 49912 M Certification: MLA 1
Section - International (99).
Certified Level 1 Machinery
Lubricant Analyst, equivalent to
Category I of ISO 18436-4
For details of my prowess on the net, please feel free to browse the web links.
http://www.slideshare.net/hussam57/testing-of-lubes-and-its-significance-nov-2011
http://www.slideshare.net/hussam57/basic-of-lubricants-amp-lubrication
http://lubricantspecialist.wordpress.com/2011/10/25/6/
http://twitter.com/#!/hussamadeni
Invite you to Google search for "Hussam Adeni" for blogs & posts of my web activity.