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Fuel Thermochemistry
Thermochemistry and One Ignition Cycle: Thermochemistry deals with energy, heat and work. Much of what we…
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What is Grease?
A solid or semi-solid product of dispersion of a thickening agent in lubricating oil. Other…
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Lubricants Testing
Lubricant quality testing from our Total Quality Assurance experts .Lubricant testing and oil condition monitoring…
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Requirements and properties of lubricants
Lubricants must have the following main characteristics ·         Keep surfaces separate under all loads, temperatures and…
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Lubricants : Classification and properties
A substance which is capable of reducing friction between two surfaces which are sliding over…
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Synthetic Lubricants
Synthetics aren’t new; they’ve been around for 70 years. Esters were used in WWII by…
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Lubricant additives, explained
Additives are a chemical component or blend used at a specific treat rate, generally from…
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Additives in lubricating oils
Additives are substances formulated for improvement of the anti-friction, chemical and physical properties of base oils…
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Determining the Cause of Oil Degradation
There are many causes that can result in the degrading of your lube oil. The…
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Requirements and characteristics of lubricants
The main requirements for lubricants are that they are able to:Keep surfaces separate under all loads,…