Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 1 Issue 5
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
The crisis in internal combustion engine lubrication: “The Engine”
E.W. STEINITZA STUDY of the published literature on I.C. engine lubrication during the last ten years leads one to the conclusion that we are in a state of crisis, with no final solution for…
A new system of Centralized Lubrication
CECIL C. HIGGENSDURING a period when business comes easily, and at any price, the advantages to be derived from efficient lubrication may not always be properly appreciated, But we live in a…
Lubricants for COLD STARTING
K.T. ARTERIn Canada and parts of the Middle West, temperatures well below 0°F. are not uncommon in winter. In such cases, S.A.E. 10 W. Motor Oils are regularly used and these may even be…
A New Additive for Diesel Fuel
The effects of sulphur in diesel fuel oil have been referred to in our columns several times recently. Many operators of large and small automobile and industrial oil engines have…
ENGINE BEARING FAILURES: Types of failure … Causes .. Prevention .. Copper‐Lead Bearings .. Cadmium Bearings
J.M. STOKELYThe frequent use of copper‐lead and cadmium alloy bearings for heavy duty diesel engine use has brought about a number of problems and a lot of troubles that occur with these…
Soluble cutting oils
H.M. HARMANMOST of the heat generated in cutting is caused by the chips breaking away from the stock and it is therefore necessary to maintain the cutting coolant at a constant temperature…
First principle: No. 5. Carbon Forming Tendencies — Carbon Residue Tests
A series of articles explaining in simple language the fundamentals of Lubrication
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz