Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 11 Issue 5
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
Sealing Problems of High Speed High Altitude Aircraft and Guided Missiles
E.G. EllisON December 20th, 1910, Mr. E. W. Dunne, the inventor of the arrow‐headed, tail‐less, twin screw biplane, made an experimental flight which deserves greater recognition than it…
DRUM SPRAYING MACHINE TO SPRAY 120 DRUMS PER HOUR
OF importance to every oil company, as well as any other industry that uses steel barrels, is the pneumatically operated paint sprayer, which is capable of spraying 120 oil drums…
Lubrication of David Brown New “Hydrax” Gear Hobbing Machine
IN THE NEW No. 10 “Hydrax” high‐speed gear hobbing machine recently developed by the David Brown Machine Tool Division, Manchester, a number of interesting features have been…
NEW HYDRAULICALLY OPERATED STEEL HATCHES
With all moving parts operating in an oil‐filled cylinder so that no additional problems of lubrication present themselves, an entirely new type of hydraulically operated hatch…
Lubricating Vehicles in the Antarctic
IN HIS PAPER to the Institution of Mechanical Engineers on April 14th, entitled “Performance of Vehicles under Trans‐Antarctic Conditions,” D. L. Pratt, M.A., A.M.I.Mech.E. (the…
A NEW CHAIN LUBRICATOR
THE automatic lubrication of a moving conveyor chain has always been difficult unless resort is made to a costly method. Although there are very efficient lubricators marketed…
REGENERATED USED OIL AT ALVIS LTD.
An efficient system of regenerating lubricating and cutting oils at Alvis Ltd., Coventry, has now been installed for some time and some results have recently been obtained in this…
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz