Titlebook: Chemistry and Technology of Lubricants; R. M. Mortier (Technology Development Manager),S. Book 19972nd edition Springer Science+Business

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increasing complexity. The impetus for lubricant development has arisen from need, so lubricating practice has preceded an understanding of the scientific principles. This is not surprising as the scientific basis of the technology is, by nature, highly complex and interdisciplinary. However, we be

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Marine lubricants,ing in liner temperatures of over 200 °C. The fuels burned include poor quality residual fuels with viscosities of 100 cSt at 80 °C, sulphur contents of 4% or more and carbon residues of up to 22% wt. In addition, the crankcase oil charge is simply topped up and only drained if excessively contaminated.

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Friction, wear and the role of additives in their control,81, distinguished between static friction, the force required to start sliding, and kinetic friction, the force required to maintain it. He showed that kinetic friction is lower than static friction and is nearly always independent of the speed of sliding.

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Quantitative Methods for ManagementThree factors dominate all aspects of aircraft design. The first is the need for the highest possible reliability. With a few minor exceptions, aviation is the only activity in which it is impossible to stop to investigate or rectify a failed mechanism on the spot.

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Aviation lubricants,Three factors dominate all aspects of aircraft design. The first is the need for the highest possible reliability. With a few minor exceptions, aviation is the only activity in which it is impossible to stop to investigate or rectify a failed mechanism on the spot.

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