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Who is DeveLub?
DeveLub is an Authorized Distributor for OLA Energy. 
DeveLub Technical Program – 
People Preparedness
Full package training for:
○ Managers.
○ Engineers.
○ Technicians.
○ Warehouse keepers.
Machine Preparedness
Machine proper state of:
○ Inspection.
○ Contamination control.
○ Oil sampling instruments.
Precision Lubricants
Select the proper lubricants:
○ Base oil.
○ Additives.
○ Thickeners.
Precision Lubrication
Proper lubrication process:
○ Procedure.
○ Frequency.
○ Amount.
○ Locations.
Oil Analysis
Effective program:
○ Test slate.
○ Frequency.
○ Alarms.
On-highway Vehicle
DeveLub customers need to keep their fleet running well and hence; they need a partner who able to offer a complete solution that keeps their efficiently.
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Construction Equipment
Construction equipment must run reliably despite harsh conditions.
Operators need a partner that ables to maximize productivity and minimize maintenance cost.
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Heat Transfer Fluids
Thermal fluid heating systems are control temp. by circulating fluid throughout the equipment. Fluid must be carefully chosen to accommodate the requirements.
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Industrial Gear Lubricants
Industrial Gear oils are lubricants designed to protect gears, bearings, and seals in all types of enclosed gear drive with circulation or splash lubrication systems.
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Recent Posts
Engine Lubricant Additives
For crankcase engine oils, which include passenger car, heavy-duty diesel, marine diesel, and stationary gas applications, detergents provide several key performance functions.
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Wear of Gears
A gearset must be designed with adequate strength, wear of gears resistance, and scuffing resistance. Lubricant choice and its application method are also important.
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Friction and Wear of Engine Parts
The internal combustion engine is one of the most important types of engineering power plants. Friction and wear of engine affect engine performance.
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Fretting Wear
Fretting is the small-amplitude oscillatory movement that may occur between contacting surfaces, which are usually nominally at rest.
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Sliding and Adhesive Wear
Adhesive wear by transference of material from one surface to another during relative motion due to a process of solid-phase welding.
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Abrasive Wear
Abrasive wear is due to hard particles or hard protuberances forced against and moving along a solid surface.
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Types of Friction
Friction is categorized by the nature of the surfaces in contact and the conditions under which they are interacting.
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Introduction to Friction
Friction is the gradual loss of kinetic energy in many situations where bodies move relative to one another. We concerned only with solid friction.
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Corrosion Inhibitors
Corrosion is a chemical reaction between a metal and its environment, which produces a deterioration of the material properties.
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Pour Point Depressant
Pour point depressants (PPDs) are polymeric molecules that are added to mineral oil-based lubricants to improve their cold flow properties.
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Viscosity Index Improvers
Viscosity Index Improvers are high Mwt, oil-soluble polymers, which ideally provide increased viscosity at higher temperatures.
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Antiwear and Extreme Pressure
Antiwear and extreme pressure (EP) additives are added to lubricating oils to decrease wear and prevent seizure under such conditions.
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Organic Friction Modifiers
Oil made use of friction modifiers to meet requirements for smooth transition from static to dynamic condition as well as reduced noise, frictional heat, and startup torque.
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Solid Lubricants as Friction Modifiers
Solid lubricants are any solid material that reduces friction and mechanical interactions between surfaces in relative motion.
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Additives – Dispersants
Dispersing soot and deposits is clearly the primary function of a dispersant. Dispersants need other properties to perform effectively.
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Additives – Detergents
Detergents enhance the lubricant ability to suspend the harmful products already formed in the bulk lubricant.
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Additives – Antioxidants
For the prevention of lubricant oxidation, antioxidants are the key additive that protects the lubricant from oxidative degradation.
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GTL Base Oil
Whilst the primary focus for GTL is on fuels, lubricant base stocks have been produced commercially and more developments are planned.
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Polyalphaolefin Base Oil
Polyalphaolefin is by far the most common major synthetic base oil used in industrial and automotive lubricants.
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Mineral Base Oil Manufacturing
Mineral Base Oil Manufacturing by distillation of petroleum then removing some of the less desirable components.
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Mineral Base Oil Specifications
Mineral Base Oil specifications relate to the chemical and physical properties of the new oil ensuring that it protects the machinery in service.
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Mineral Base Oil Composition
Crude oil results from physical and chemical processes acting over many million years on the buried remains of plants and animals.
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May 5, 2024
Read more: Sliding and Adhesive WearAdhesive wear by transference of material from one surface to another during relative motion due to a process of solid-phase welding.
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April 28, 2024
Read more: Abrasive WearAbrasive wear is due to hard particles or hard protuberances forced against and moving along a solid surface.
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April 21, 2024
Read more: Types of FrictionFriction is categorized by the nature of the surfaces in contact and the conditions under which they are interacting.
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April 14, 2024
Read more: Introduction to FrictionFriction is the gradual loss of kinetic energy in many situations where bodies move relative to one another. We concerned only with solid friction.
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May 12, 2024
Read more: Fretting WearFretting is the small-amplitude oscillatory movement that may occur between contacting surfaces, which are usually nominally at rest.
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May 5, 2024
Read more: Sliding and Adhesive WearAdhesive wear by transference of material from one surface to another during relative motion due to a process of solid-phase welding.
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April 28, 2024
Read more: Abrasive WearAbrasive wear is due to hard particles or hard protuberances forced against and moving along a solid surface.
Recent Videos
High Temp. Corrosion Bench Test
Determining the tendency of diesel engine lubricants to corrode the alloys of lead and copper commonly used in cam followers and bearings.
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Foam Bench Test
Evaluating the foaming characteristics of diesel engine oils. The tendency of oils to foam can lead to mechanical failure.
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