Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 30 Issue 3
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
PISTON RINGS AND CYLINDERS
D.W. GOLOTHANIn this paper, wear of the cylinder is taken to mean not only wear of the liner but of the piston ring assembly also, since usually, though not always, the wear of the one is…
A new Metron oil meter
TO satisfy the ever growing demandsof industry for an inexpensive, robust bulk oil meter, Kent's existing 15, 20 and 25 mm units have been supplemented by larger sizes of 40,50…
NEW IDEAS IN TECHNOLOGY : Repeatability in tensile creep testing
In the course of research into creep at RAE Farnborough it was recognized that the feasibility of the programme depended critically on the level of repeatability attainable in…
METAL CUTTING FLUIDS : A look‐back at the growth of a specialized service industry with details of some of the products developed to aid metalworking production
In the late 19th century, work attributed to a Mr F. W. Taylor showed that water flooding a cutting area permitted a great increase in cutting speeds. Prior to this cutting was…
TOWARDS WATER‐BASED PRODUCTS
BRIAN SISMEYMORE significant changes have taken place in the development and application of cutting oils and fluids than with any other type of industrial lubricant during the past 10 years…
REBUILDING WITH CRYOTHERM
A NEW method of rebuilding worn metal shafts which, it is claimed, outdates many conventional metal flame spraying and welding techniques, is being marketed by Belzona Molecular…
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz