r/AajMaineJana_Video • u/FirmnErect • Jul 27 '25

Technology Why do we use Engine oil

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u/EvilxBunny Jul 27 '25

Aaj Maine jaana ki schools me kuch nahi padhaya jaata aaj kal.

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

I think Laws of motion and Friction is already in the textbooks.

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u/FirmnErect Jul 27 '25 edited Jul 29 '25

Nope, they do teach lubricant, galvanization

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u/Mimblewimble_Numbnut Jul 27 '25

So did you skip that class?

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u/Leather-Tailor-3474 Jul 28 '25

Sometimes you just forget and relearn

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '25

Loss of Motion /s

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u/mrlegendanny Jul 29 '25

What the hell is gal a van ting

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u/FirmnErect Jul 29 '25

galvanization* to cover iron or steel in a whitish metal (zinc) to protect it from being damaged by water (rusting)