cylindrical lining
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Definition
- Noun:
- A cylindrical metal lining used to reduce friction: A "cylindrical lining" is a hollow, tube-shaped component, typically made of metal, that is inserted into a housing or bore. Its primary function is to provide a smooth, wear-resistant surface that minimizes friction between moving parts, such as a piston and a cylinder wall.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The mechanic replaced the worn cylindrical lining in the engine block.
- A high-quality cylindrical lining is essential for the efficient operation of hydraulic pumps.
Advanced Usage
- Technical Context: In engineering, a "cylindrical lining" often refers specifically to a or installed in a cylindrical bore to support a rotating shaft or sliding component, thereby reducing wear and friction.
- The design specifies a bronze cylindrical lining for the connecting rod's big end.
Variants and Related Words
- Bushing (n): A type of cylindrical lining, often a removable sleeve, used as a bearing or guide.
- Sleeve (n): A tube that fits over another part, often serving as a lining, bearing, or guide.
- Liner (n): A general term for a lining; a "cylinder liner" is a specific type of cylindrical lining in an engine cylinder.
Synonyms
- Bushing
- Sleeve bearing
- Cylinder liner (in specific contexts like internal combustion engines)
Related Phrases
- Cylinder liner: A specific type of cylindrical lining that forms the inner surface of an engine cylinder.
- Scoring on the cylinder liner required a complete engine overhaul.
Noun
- a cylindrical metal lining used to reduce friction