Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 2 Issue 5
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
The LUBRICATING PROPERTIES OF SOME DRY FILMS
A.H. STUARTThe friction characteristics of dry films formed on the surface of metals by natural or artificial means has been investigated in some detail, both in this country and in the…
OILING COTTON reduces cardroom dust
The modern method of oiling cotton, in textile mills, has for its main objective the suppression of dust, but the oiling also results in fewer breakages of the yarn during…
Loom lubrication
NON‐DRIP oils have been known and used for a number of years, for they have numerous industrial uses in cases where staining or marking of goods with oil must not occur. Probably…
Anti‐friction bearing greases
E.S. CARMICHAEL, R.C. ROBINSONThe principal characteristics of greases used as lubricants for anti‐friction bearing applications will be considered under their respective headings.
DC 200 silicone FLUIDS
The uses of silicone compounds in lubrication have been referred to in our columns in several articles. The range of Dow Corning silicones known as DC 200 Fluids have uses in the…
Lubricants for power circuit breakers
The operation of a complete power system may depend entirely upon the reliable operation of the breakers under any emergency. When a short circuit occurs on a power line, the…
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0036-8792Online date, start – end:
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz