Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 7 Issue 12
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
THE CLASSIFICATION OF INDUSTRIAL LUBRICANTS
G.D. JORDANSince the war there has been an increasing interest in the advantages of standardisation and simplification, both as safeguards for the consumer and as a means of raising…
Do Bassoons in Manlidale
E.G. ELLISSOME years ago a clever young man wrote a charming and instructive little satire with the intriguing title, “How to Build a Bassoon Factory”. Therein was described structure and…
“miles per quart +”
J.M. NUTTALLIn this series of articles, the author reviews some of the problems involved in the lubrication of modern automobiles and suggests how the use of additive treated oils can assist…
BRITISH STILL AND FILTER UNIT FOR RECLAIMING USED OILS SUPPLIED TO FOREIGN NAVY
AN interesting Still and Filter Unit for reclaiming used Lubricating Oil has just been completed for a foreign navy by Lubex Oil Refiners, 210 Regent Street, London, W.1. This…
A STEAM JET CLEANER TO REMOVE GREASE & GRIME
Claimed to be the only mobile high‐pressure cleaner which can be used indoors with no fumes, no flame and no fire hazard, the “Speedylectric” Steam Jet Cleaner finds many uses in…
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz