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Model selection method
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For selecting a model, please contact us after you fill out the following OIL MATIC selection survey form.
OIL MATIC selection survey form
Machine name
Liquid name Liquid manufacturer
Liquid type (operating oil, cutting oil, lubricant oil, etc.)
Total capacity of fluid (or tank capacity) m
3
Liquid’s physical properties Density* kg/m
3
Specific heat* J/kg·°C
Viscosity at 40°C* mm
2
/s
1
Pump type Motor output
Discharge
pressure
Discharge
rate
KW
MPa
L/min
Rotative power of spindle*
KW
If the machine uses cutting oil, grinding oil, and/or lubricant oil, then please be sure to
fill in the columns marked with
*.”
Temperature increase measurement
Time
Liquid
temperature
(in tank)
Room
temperature
Cautions
0 min
(1) Please start operation from a state that the liquid temperature
and the
room
temperature are the same as much as possible, and measure
average liquid temperature in the tank. The time indicates the time
elapsed from the start of operation.
(2) Please operate the machine in a maximum heat-generating state.
(3) Please continue the m
easurement until the difference between the
liquid temperature and the room temperature becomes constant.
(4) If because of too large heat generation
(or extremely poor heat
dissipation), you cannot continue the measurement until the difference
between the
liquid temperature and the room temperature becomes
constant, then
please continue the measurement up to as high
temperature as possible.
(5)
If cooling is conducted using a water tube provided inside the tank to
cope with large heat generation, then please measure the temperature
without running water (which uses a water cooler, etc.) as much as
possible. Then, after releasing water to make the liquid temperature
constant, please measure the liquid temperature, water flow rate,
and
temperature at the water inlet and outlet at that moment.
Coolant flow
rate
L/min
Liquid
temperature
°C
Coolant inlet
temperature
°C
Coolant outlet
temperature
°C
10 min
20 min
30 min
40 min
50 min
60 min
2 hrs
3 hrs
4 hrs
5 hrs
6 hrs
7 hrs
8 hrs
Values for deciding required cooling capacity
Desired liquid temperature
°C
Annual maximum room temperature at
machine installation site
°C
Estimated calculation of the amount of heat generated by main spindle
If you need estimated calculation of the amount of heat generated by main spindle, then please contact us with the following information:
Type of machine tool
Capacity of main spindle motor (continuous output / 30-minute rated output)
Maximum number of rotation of main spindle
Type and model (manufacturer) of bearing, quantity used, precompression, and load of bearing
Bearing lubrication (grease lubrication, etc.) method and cooling (jacket cooling, etc.) method
Type of lubricant (or cooling) oil
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