Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 3 Issue 2
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
Engine oil viscosity and vehicle fuel consumption
A.T. WILFORDA SUBSTANTIAL proportion of the expenditure involved in running a motor vehicle is attributable to the cost of the fuel which it uses. So far as Great Britain is concerned the…
ADDITIVE DEPLETION: — topping — up — concentrate suggested as remedy
The advantages of using detergent additives in highly stressed internal combustion engines are now taken for granted, but there is still room for improved additives. It is not yet…
Application of CUTTING FLUIDS to MACHINING OPERATIONS
The results of shop investigations on the development and use of improved methods of applying cutting fluids were given in a paper by R. B. Miebusch and E. H. Strieder, of the…
AIRCRAFT LUBRICATION: PART 3 — Lubrication of the Airframe
KENNETH C. HUNTThe first article of this series referred to the problems and difficulties peculiar to aircraft lubrication because of the wide temperature range to which aircraft lubricants are…
Running in BEDFORD engines
The importance of running‐in motor vehicles correctly is appreciated by every user of private as well as commercial types. The ultimate length of trouble free life may well depend…
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0036-8792Online date, start – end:
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz