Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 4 Issue 1
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
Concerning corke, the bark …. … serveth for many purposes
The above title is from Philemon Holland's translation of Pliny's Natural History, in 1G01. But cork had uses long before then. Latin scholars may remember that Suber is…
More L·U·B·R·I·C·A·T·I·O·N PROBLEMS from overseas
R.W. TONGDURING several years' work with engines in various parts of the world, it has been obvious to the writer that the causes of many troubles which come to the man in charge of the…
The use of Infra‐Red Radiant Heat equipment in the lubricant industry
E.S. MORLEYThe use of infra red radiant heat equipment has extended in recent years to most industries, including the lubricating oil industry. Not only is this equipment valuable for the…
REFRIGERATOR OILS
BRIAN J VAUGHANIn this article the performance and properties which are desirable for a low temperature lubricant will be discussed. The article will be divided into three main headings, namely…
D.E.U.A. REPORT on Working Costs
The report covering 1949–50 on Heavy‐Oil Engine Working Costs, recently published by the Diesel Engine Users Association includes, this year, a marine section in addition to the…
MINISTRY OF DEFENCE NEW SPECIFICATION FOR HEAVY DUTY OILS
SPECIFICATION DEF/2101, now published, supersedes C.S. 2463, and covers Oils OMD‐60, OMD‐110, and OMD‐330. These three grades are designed for use in the compression ignition and…
New materials and equipment
The road spring lubricator illustrated was mentioned in our patent abstracts recently. It is manufactured by Desmo Ltd., Scholefield Street, Birmingham, 7. The makers claim that…
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hybridEditors:
- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz