Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 2 Issue 4
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
Powder metallurgy and lubrication
H.W. GREENWOODThere are three directions in which powder metallurgy has made outstanding contributions to the problems of efficient and economical lubrication. First, we have the porous…
Centralized lubrication systems for motor vehicles Part 3
PREVIOUS articles in this series have dealt with automatic and centralized lubrication systems for private motor cars (February issue) and the R.P. Air and Vacuum Operated…
Lubrication of MARINE TURBINES
FREDERICK S. JONESAn authoritative paper on the lubrication of turbines was included in our January issue. This was devoted, principally, to the evolution and use of modern lubricating oils…
Delivery tests for the lubricant consumer
E.S. JONESMany lubrication troubles can be avoided by keeping a control over the consistency of deliveries of oils and greases. A part from the fact that errors can occur and the wrong…
MOLYKOTE a NEW lubricant
A new lubricant has been evolved by the Alpha Corporation, Greenwich, Connecticut, which is claimed to have many valuable properties as a dry lubricant and an anti‐seizing…
Testing temporary corrosion preventives
A Symposium on Testing of Temporary Preventives was presented at a meeting of the Institute of Petroleum on 29th March last, when a number of valuable papers on this important…
A new type STRAINER
A new type of self cleaning strainer was introduced a few years ago and has been thoroughly tested and proved in service under various conditions and for different purposes in…
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- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz