Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 26 Issue 2

TITANIUM AND TRIBOLOGY: PART TWO

ROBERT BARRY WATERHOUSE, MICHAEL HENRY WHARTON

Diffusion treatments may comprise the diffusion of interstitial elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, or boron into the surface from a gaseous or molten salt bath…

FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH in an INDUSTRIAL WORLD

ALISTAIR CAMERON

I am sure that everyone who has come here tonight is aware that Imperial College is an institution dedicated to both Science and Technology. I hope to investigate some of the…

CONTAMINATION CONTROL IN HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS

The importance of hydraulic fluid cleanliness is appreciated by every user of large modern hydraulic systems and the introduction of higher operating pressures, plus improved…

MOLYBDENUM POWDER FOR SPRAYING HARD SURFACE COATINGS

MOLYBDENUM wire, as a coating material, is well known since molybdenum has many advantages as a hard bearing surface; it is highly scuff‐resistant and has a low coefficient of…

Adventures of Antrobus, No. Two

ALAN LEE

ANY SMART tribology man with not too much residue sludging his circulation would doubtless confirm, if pressed within sight of a public bar, that with the complete disappearance…