Application and maintenance
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Application and maintenance
(CRC handbook of lubrication : (theory and practice of tribology) / editor, E. Richard Booser, v. 1)
CRC Press, c1983
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
This handbook covers the general area of lubrication and tribology in all its facets: friction, wear lubricants (liquid, solid, and gas), greases, lubrication principles, applications to various mechanisms, design principles of devices incorporating lubrication, maintenance, lubrication scheduling, and standardized tests; as well as environmental problems and conservation. The information contained in these two volumes will aid in achieving effective lubrication for control of friction and wear, and is another step to improve understanding of the complex factors involved in tribology. Both metric and English units are provided throughout both volumes.
Table of Contents
Volume I:
Applications
Automobile Engines
Automatic Transmission Fluids
Rear Axle and Gear Box Lubricants
Automotive Chassis Lubrication
Diesel, Dual-Fuel and Gas Engines
Large Steam Turbine-Generators
Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines
Aircraft Gas Turbines
Compressors and Vacuum Pumps
Hydraulic Systems and Fluids
Machine Tools
Industrial Electric Motors
Wire Rope and Chain
Radiation Effects on Lubricants
Industrial Lubrication Practices
Marine Equipment
Farm and Construction Equipment
Railroads
Steel Industry
Nonferrous Metal Industries
Textile Industry
Food Processing Industries
Aviation Industry
Lubrication in Space
Mining Industry
Lumber and Paper Industries
Maintenance
Lubrication Scheduling
Lubricant Handling and Storage
Lubricant Properties and Test Methods
Lubricant Deterioration in Service
Used Oil Reclamation and Environmental Considerations
Conservation of Lubricants
Materials and Energy
Appendixes
Symbols for Lubrication Problems
SI Units and Conversion Factors
Index
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