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Is Iso 5170 1977
Is Iso 5170 1977
Is Iso 5170 1977
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BUREAU
MANAK
December
1995
OF
BHAVAN,
INDIAN
STANDARDS
9, BAHADUR
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NEW DELHI 110002
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NATIONAL FOREWORD
This Indian Standard which is identical with IS0 5170-l 977 Machine tools - Lubrication systems
issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), was adopted by the Bureau of
Indian Standards on the recommendations of the Machine Tool Basics and Modular Units Sectional
Committe now titled as Machine Tools Sectional Committee and approval of the Production
Engineering Division Council.
The text of the IS0 standard has been approved as suitable for publicatioin as Indian Standard
without deviations. Certain conventions are however not identical to those usedin Indian Standards.
Attention is particularly drawn to the following:
a) Wherever the words International Standard appear referring to this standard, they should
be read as Indian Standard.
b) Comma (,) has been used as a decimal marker while in Indian Standard, the current practice
is to use a point (.) as the decimal marker.
c) Inch dimensions and capacity in terms of gal U.S. as given in the International Standard have
not been included as the same are not prevalent in the country.
In this adopted standard, reference appears to certain International Standards for one of which Indian
Standard also exists. The corresponding Indian Standard which is to be substituted in its place is
listed along with its degree of equivalence for the edition indicated.
Indian Standard
International Standard
IS0 1219-l 976 Fluid power systems
and components - Graphic symbols
There are no corresponding
Degree of
Correspondence
Equivalent
Machine tools -
The technical committee responsible for the preparation of this standard has reviewed the provisions
of the above mentioned IS0 standards and has decided that they are acceptable for use in
conjunction with this standard.
lndian Standard
point lubrlcatlon
Individual point lubrication is that type of lubrication carried out by manual portable equipment.
2 REFERENCES
Presentation
of
3 DEFINITIONS
a) manually operated:
b) semi-automatic
in operation,
being manually actuated;
3.2 action polnt: Any point in a lubrication system where, in general, an external action should
be carried out to ensure the correct operation of
the system. For example, filling with lubricant
(nipples or reservoirs, etc), actuation of a lever,
etc.
4 METHODS
annexes)
OF
LUBRICATION
(See the
pumps
system
In two_!ine type systems, the lubricant is alternately forced via a directional control valve to
lubricators
6.2.1.8 Protective coatings for the internal surfaces shall be compatible with lubricants.
6.2 Reservoirs
6.2.1 Oil reservoirs
6.2.1 .f The reservoir
capacity such that
shall
always
have a
* -
6.4.2.2 Where pipes are exposed to heat sourcesgalvanized pipes shall be avoided. In addition,if the pipes are in contact with cutting fluids
containing active or uncombined sulphur, the
use of copper pipes shall be avoided.
6.5 Fittings
6.2.2.6 Protective coatings for the internal surfaces shall be compatible with lubricants.
6.3 Pumps
6.5.2 Threads
Standards.
6.3.1
drive:
-
6.6 Filters
electric;
pneumatic;
hydraulic;
mechanical;
manual.
6.4 Piping
Flexible or rigid piping may be used and shall
have the following features:
continuous.
programmed intermittent independent of
machine cyc.!e.
cyclic intermittent dependent on machine
cycle.
7.4 Pumps
7.4.1 Pumps may be mounted inside or outside
the reservoir but shall be adequately protected
and readily accessible for adjustment and maintenance purposes.
6.8.5 Pressure gauges used in lubrication systems shall be fitted with dampers or shall be of
the oil-bath type.
7.5 Piping
7.51 Piping shall be properly fastened, adequately protected, and positioined so that it does
not obstruct or render inaccessible
other
machine components.
LAYOUT
systems
lubricators
is to be dis-
7.3.1 Manually filled reservoirs shall be positioned with the filler connection easily accessible
and situated between 500 mm and 1 200 mm
above working level.
7.6 Fittings
Where openings are provided for internal cleaning, they shall be easily accessible.
BY THE
7.9.2 In circulating systems fitted with restrictortype metering devices, it is desirable to fit visual
flow indicators.
8 LUBRICANTS
8.1 Lubricants shall be selected by the machine
tool manufacturer from IS0 3498.
IS/IS0
5170 : 1977
ANNEX
CLASSIFICATION
OF LUBRICATION
LUBRICATION
INDIVIDUAL
Oil
A
SYSTEMS
SYSTEMS
POINT
Grease
CENTFtALlZED
TOTAL
LOSS
~NG SYSTEM
Restrictor
SYSTEM
type
Lubricant
Oil
1 1 Lubricant
Restrictor
type
Oil
SA
I Lubricant
Singlaline
Two-line
Lubricant
Oil
-
1 Lubricant
Multi-line
~
M
SA
1 1 Lubricant
Oil
Oil
Grease
1 Lubricant
SA
Multi-line
SA
Progressive
plunger
Oil
-
Oil
mist/aerosol
Lubricant
A
Oil
SA
Manual
SA
Semi-automatic
Automatic
lsnso
ANNEX
5170 : 1977
Circulating systems
99
999
AA
bb
BP N
KP
BPNA
KP
Description
A
l-4
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
B
J
device
Feed line
^.
ulrectwnal
control valve 412
Compressed-air
line
Secondary feed line
Oil-mist-lubricating
unit
Progressive plunger metering
device
Return line
Two-line metering device
Condenser
IS/IS0 5170:19?7
See
IS0 1218
SYMBOL
Designation
Description
Detalled
Simplified
Page 13
No. 7.5.1
Restrictor
)I(
Restrictor
group
)I(
)I(
11
IL
JqK
K
Single-line metering device
for 1 lubrication point
D
5
1
K
fo! 3 lubrication
points
D
H
AK
K
Two-line
metering
for 2 lubrication
device
l-l
points
+
for 6 lubrication
points
S
4IE
Multiple-outlet pump
5 lubrication points
Progressive
for
A
gB
$$$
plunger
4F
H/N
points
K
K
for 10 lubrication
points
P
H/N4#E
Condenser
H
K
=
=
Main line
Feed line
B
N
=
=
Lubrication point
Secondary feed line
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