Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 1 Issue 2
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
Corrosion preventives and their assessment
D.L. SAMUELPROTECTION against rusting can bo obtained by more or less permanent coatings such as paints and lacquers but there are many circumstances where these cannot be used. Thus, for…
Education for the lubricant industry
W. DAVEYSCIENTIFIC lubrication is concerned with the effective reduction of friction and the efficient running of machinery and since this subject affects everyone to a greater or lesser…
Silicone lubricants
A.E WILLIAMSSilicones were developed by the Dow Corning Corporation and have been manufactured in the U.S.A. for several years. More recently they have become available in Great Britain. One…
First principles: No. 2. S.A.E. Numbers.
PART One of this series explained the meaning and measurement of viscosity. When any machine builder wishes to recommend a suitable oil for lubrication of any of his products, ho…
VAPOUR BLAST and its effect upon lubrication
The surface finish obtained by vapour blasting is effected by acceleration of particles of mineral abrasive in aqueous suspension, the accelerating medium being compressed air…
The lubrication of land and marine oil engines: Part 2
A comprehensive series of articles covering the duties and properties required of oil engine lubricants and circulating systems.
Your lubrication problem
Readers are invited to submit their problems for solution. Replies to queries are welcomed by competent authorities whose names or nommes‐de‐plumes may be used if they wish but…
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz