Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 1 Issue 4
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
Lubricants for COLD STARTING
K.T. ARTERThe modern motorist rightly expects to use his car under all weather conditions. In fact, its utility is greatest in bad weather. It is, therefore, essential that he—and his…
Metal spraying aids lubrication
A.E. WILLIAMSFor more than a quarter of a century the technique of metal spraying has been a commercial success in this country, but it is only in the past few years that its possibilities as…
Filtration of Lubricating Oils: Scientific Lubrication DEMANDS Scientific Filtration
There are still a great many people, unfortunately a number of them are engineers, who regard lubrication merely as “oil”, a necessary evil that must be dispensed by the “greaser”…
Emulsions and lubrication
A.V. BRANCKERIn the first part of this article, in our last issue, DR. BRANCKER discussed the fundamental elements of emulsification, the orientation and wetting theories and their connections…
High temperature lubrication: Carrying the range beyond Oils and Greases
The lubrication of equipment operating under very high temperatures has for many years presented a serious problem to industry. Considerable thought has been given to the design…
The use of CALCIUM STEARATE in wire drawing
The tremendous shearing forces incurred when wire is cold drawn through one or a series of dies, have always presented a difficult problem in lubrication. In view of the increased…
First principles: No. 4. Flash & Fire Points
A series of articles explaining in simple language the fundamentals of Lubrication
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz