Industrial Lubrication and Tribology: Volume 8 Issue 4
Covers all automotive and industrial applications of lubricants
Table of contents
The Correct Lubrication of TEXTILE MACHINERY: PART TWO PREPARATION MACHINERY
S.F. CHISHOLM, R. COATSDrawing Frames, Combers and Roving Frames. Drawing Frames (Fig. 3) are simple in construction, yet they must be in good mechanical condition and carefully maintained in order to…
“miles per quart+”: Part Four: WEAR: ENGINE SLUDGE: OIL CONSUMPTION.
J.M. NUTTALLIn this series of articles, the author reviews some of the problems involved in the lubrication of by modern automobiles and suggests how the use of additive treated oils can…
MAINTENANCE PRACTICE FOR LUBRICATION ADOPTED BY THE L.T.E.
In a paper presented to the Diesel Engineers and Users' Association on March 15th, A. T. Wilford, B.Sc, A.R.O.S., F.R.I.O., F.Inst.Pet. (Director of Research, London Transport…
API REVISE ENGINE SERVICE CLASSIFICATIONS
The revised Automotive Engine Service Classification includes an additional classification for diesel engines, and the full descriptions of all six classifications, as given in…
The Trend in Brake Fluid Temperatures
IT is unusual, in Great Britain, to ascribe a brake failure to faulty brake fluid, mainly because only reliable grades of this medium are employed, but trouble can be, and…
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- Prof Carsten Gachot
- Andreas Rosenkranz