Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 32 Issue 1
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
THE BEAUCHAMP TOWER STORY
A. CameronBY way of introduction perhaps a word may be appropriate to explain how I got involved in this study. When I was writing a text book on lubrication I made a resolution never to…
A PLASTICS CHALLENGE TO METAL
THERE have been rapid developments in the evolution of engineering thermoplastics for use by the automobile industry. One of the most recent, which provides a wide spectrum of…
WITH AN ICE‐AGE IN THE OFFING
WE all know that as oils cool they thicken up—they become more viscous and flow less readily. Engines become more difficult to turn over and impose additional strains on…
LEAMORE THINKS BIG
DESPITE the name, Leamore Machining & Boring Co Ltd, at Willenhall, West Midlands, has an atmosphere in no way conducive to boredom. The company, part of the Metalrax Group…
Recycling makes sense
L.W. KILBOURNETHE re‐refining of lubricating oils has twice been the subject of papers given by the author at Leeds University Tribo‐International events, and the likely dwindling availability…
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- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz