Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 10 Issue 2
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
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ENAMEL GLASSES AS LUBRICANTS FOR FORMING SHEET METAL
A. HEGARTYThe NEED OF THE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRY for structural alloys having high strength‐to‐weight ratios above 500°F. and the availability of new titanium alloys having these properties has…
LUBE OIL PRODUCTION BY MODERN CANADIAN METHODS
J. GrindrodCLAIMING to be one of the largest, if not the largest manufacturers of lubricating oils and greases in Canada, Imperial Oil Limited are keeping to the forefront of the industry by…
RUNNING‐IN CHARACTERISTICS OF SLEEVE BEARINGS UNDER CONDITIONS OF THIN FILM LUBRICATION AND THE EFFECT OF MOLYBDENUM DISULPHIDE
I. MechThe following are extracts from a paper by A. J. Davies, B.Eng., G.I.Mech.E. (Senior Research Officer, C.S.I.R.O., Division of Tribophysics, University of Melbourne, Carlton…
Sub‐zero Quenching and Cold Cycling: A QUENCHING TECHNIQUE THAT SAVES TOOLS AND TIME
The El Segundo Division of the Douglas Aircraft Company, Inc., spearheaded by Mr. Delaney, head of department, have evolved a method of sub‐zero quenching and cold cycling which…
Lubrication Problems Arising From Railway Traction Modernization
IN A PAPER ON THE ABOVE SUBJECT presented to The Institute of Petroleum in January by G. A. Dickens and W. B. Broadbent (both of Mobil Oil Co. Ltd.), these authors said that the…
POLYGLYCOLS NOW MADE IN CANADA
HAVING IMPORTANT USES AS SYNTHETIC lubricants, polyglycols are now being manufactured for the first time in Canada at a new fully‐integrated $25 million petrochemicals and…
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- Andreas Rosenkranz