โ Scribed by A. R. Lansdown (Auth.)
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Content:
THE PERGAMON MATERIALS ENGINEERING PRACTICE SERIES, Page ii
Inside Front Cover, Page iii
Front Matter, Page iv
Copyright, Page v
Dedication, Page vi
Materials Engineering Practice: FOREWORD, Pages vii-viii
Preface, Pages ix-x
Acknowledgements, Page x
Chapter 1 - Basic Principles of Lubrication, Pages 1-14
Chapter 2 - Choice of Lubricant Type, Pages 15-24
Chapter 3 - Selection of Lubricating Oils, Pages 25-56
Chapter 4 - Oil-feed Systems, Pages 57-72
Chapter 5 - Oil Changing and Oil Conservation, Pages 73-99
Chapter 6 - Greases and Anti-seizes, Pages 100-125
Chapter 7 - Dry Bearings and Solid Lubrication, Pages 126-154
Chapter 8 - Gas Bearings, Pages 155-162
Chapter 9 - Sealing, Pages 163-176
Chapter 10 - Lubricant Testing and Specifications, Pages 177-199
Chapter 11 - Lubricant Monitoring, Pages 200-218
Chapter 12 - Lubricant Handling and Storage, Pages 219-228
Chapter 13 - Health and Safety, Pages 229-242
Bibliography, Page 243
Index, Pages 245-252
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