What causes the oil flow in oil-air lubrication to not atomize?-Huashun Lubrication

What causes the oil flow in oil-air lubrication to not atomize?

Release time:

2024-03-12

First, the oil-air lubrication system lacks an atomizing device.

Second, in an oil-air lubrication system, the lubricating oil flows at a speed of approximately 2-125 m/s along the pipe wall, while the air flows at a speed of 50-80 m/s within the pipe.

Due to the significant difference in flow speed and state between the lubricating oil and compressed air, the compressed air drives the lubricating oil in a continuous spiral flow along the inner wall of the pipe, forming a continuous oil film.

Throughout the entire transport process until reaching the lubrication point, the oil and air remain separate and do not mix, thus preventing atomization.

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