1st International Conference on Tribology and Sustainable Lubrication nextlub on April 18 - 19, 2023

Increasing sustainability, ecological and geopolitical demands create new challenges for tribologists and lubrication experts.

Such non-technical functionalities in addition to the well-known premium attributes of lubricants and tribological systems generate new technological requirements. Promoting appropriate innovative technologies and closing knowledge gaps are the intentions of the 1st International Conference on Tribology and Sustainable Lubrication nextlub. 

Date: April 18 - 19, 2023
Location: Maritim Hotel, Düsseldorf, Germany

Topics: 

• Environmentally acceptable lubricants
• Renewable and recycled raw materials
• Re-refined base oils
• Bio-lubricants
• Digital twin of lubricants
• Inline & offline condition monitoring
• End-of-life treatment
• Life cycle analysis (LCA)
• Long-life / extended drains
• Energy efficiency – measure, scale, simulation
• Superlubricity, minimized friction
• Materials & coatings for improved lubrication
• Material efficiency & resource conservation through wear protection
• Maintenance, repair and recycling
• Lubricants in electric drivetrains
• Thermal properties of lubricating fluids
• Electrical and electromagnetic properties of fluids

The submission deadline was extended until October 14, 2022. Please submit your abstract via the following website: www.nextlub.com!

We look forward to receiving your submission.

Kind regards

Michelle Broller

eventmanagerin
seminars & conferences

Tel.: +49-69-6603-1189
michelle.broller(at)fva-service.de

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The Seminar will cover:
•    How involute gears work 
•    An introduction to the involute gear geometry standard ISO 21771, BGA Code of Practice 07 and gear terms and symbols
•    The basic rack, cutting tools and basic gear sums relating to spur and helical gears o Gear pairs, centre distance, working pressure angles, tooth thickness and backlash
•    Non-standard geometry, contact ratios and start of active profile calculations
•    Plenty of examples to work through – please make sure you bring a basic scientific calculator!

Key skills and knowledge:
At the end of the seminar you will understand how gears work, be competent with basic calculations relating to gear geometry, understand the basic terms and symbols and have a greater understanding of what is happening when you use gear software packages. Design, manufacture and inspection processes make more sense when you understand gear geometry.

CPD 
This course is officially recognised as complying with universally accepted principles of Continual Professional Development (CPD) and have been structured to meet the criteria of personal development plans.
CPD certification means that the content and structure of the courses have been independently assessed and approved for multi-disciplinary and industry-wide continuing personal and professional development purposes.

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