lubricated造句

non-lubricated air compressor

Self-lubricated bushing is very popular in western countries.

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"Leonardo's sketches and notes were undoubtedly based on experiments, probably with lubricated contacts, " said Hutchings.

Therefore our oil-lubricated vacuum pumps are especially quiet running and almost vibration-free.

As the diamond tip of the drill revolves, it is lubricated by mud.

Mount the workpiece onto a lubricated mandrel of the proper size by using an arbor press.

Guide frame, tension sleeve and twisting copper sheathing are lubricated once per shift.

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Centrifugal pumps contain two sets of oil-lubricated bearings along the drive shaft between the motor and pump.

The extending end is supported by one sliding bearing and two rolling bearings which get lubricated by grease.

Adopts automatic concentrated lubrication system, send oil in fixed quantity at fixed time, and keep the machine in well-lubricated state;

Light oils are especially thin, reach the parts to be lubricated better and more quickly and thus greatly reduce the friction in the engine.

Glass lubricated hot extrusion process is an excellent method of making seamless tubes of stainless steel, heat-resistant steel and nickel-based alloy.

It doesn't need any oil or lubricants because it's lubricated by water.Maintenance is like that of a navigation buoy - you just need to lift it out of the water once a year and clean it.

A liquid lubricated head disk system is introduced to imoprove recording density. Subjected to high shear rate the rheology of the ultra-thin film confined in the head and disk interface is different form that of the bulk continuum theory.

One analysis suggests that as water melts from the ice cap, the glaciers are lubricated and rush along the rock more quickly, on their way to tipping into the sea.

Ground-up shells of marine organisms mixed with pebbles, clay and eroded rock, deposited there over many millennia, now form a bed of muddy paste that is so soft and well lubricated that the ice streams can glide along even more easily than earlier researchers expected.