Quiz #20: Automated Lubrication Systems and Maintenance Best Practices Team 21 Sep, 2024 Automated Lubrication Systems Quiz 1. What is the primary purpose of an automated lubrication system? A) Reduce lubricant cost B) Ensure consistent lubrication and reduce human error C) Increase labor requirements D) Improve lubricant color 2. Which type of lubrication system uses a centralized pump to distribute lubricant to multiple points? A) Splash lubrication B) Circulating oil lubrication C) Single-line parallel system D) Oil mist lubrication 3. What is a significant advantage of using automated lubrication systems in industrial applications? A) Reduced lubricant consumption B) Manual intervention required C) Less accurate lubrication delivery D) Increased machine downtime 4. Which type of lubrication system is ideal for high-speed bearing applications? A) Oil bath lubrication B) Grease gun lubrication C) Air-oil lubrication D) Manual drip lubrication 5. What is a typical problem that can arise from improper automated lubrication system maintenance? A) Improved lubrication effectiveness B) Clogged lubricant delivery lines and potential bearing failure C) Reduced system pressure D) Extended machine life 6. Which component of an automated lubrication system is responsible for controlling the flow of lubricant? A) Reservoir B) Pump C) Metering valve D) Heat exchanger 7. What is the role of a progressive lubrication system in automated setups? A) Lubricates only high-speed components B) Distributes lubricant sequentially to multiple points C) Reduces the need for lubricants D) Increases maintenance intervals 8. Why is it important to regularly check the operation of an automated lubrication system? A) To reduce labor costs B) To ensure optimal lubrication and prevent equipment damage C) To increase lubricant consumption D) To improve lubricant color stability 9. What is a primary disadvantage of a centralized lubrication system? A) Cost-effective installation B) Simplified maintenance C) Higher initial setup cost D) Limited to small equipment 10. Which of the following is a key benefit of using condition-based monitoring in lubrication systems? A) Reduces initial installation costs B) Allows for precise lubrication and reduces the risk of over-lubrication C) Reduces lubricant effectiveness D) Increases manual labor requirements Submit
