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Page 170
... lubricant film remaining on the metal surfaces and the chemical composition of the lubricant . Additives that react with the sliding surfaces enhance the corrosion control of the lubricant . Other functions . Lubricants are frequently ...
... lubricant film remaining on the metal surfaces and the chemical composition of the lubricant . Additives that react with the sliding surfaces enhance the corrosion control of the lubricant . Other functions . Lubricants are frequently ...
Page 171
... lubricants , if the adhesion to the substrate is good . Such metals include lead , tin , and indium . Bonded solid lubricant coatings . Since solid lubricants as a class lack adhesion , they are frequently applied using a mixture made ...
... lubricants , if the adhesion to the substrate is good . Such metals include lead , tin , and indium . Bonded solid lubricant coatings . Since solid lubricants as a class lack adhesion , they are frequently applied using a mixture made ...
Page 172
... lubrication system ; if the used lubricant is returned to the pump , it is classed as a pressure cir- culating system . In air - oil - mist lubrication , atomizing action of a liquid in a stream of air is used to pick up Built - in and ...
... lubrication system ; if the used lubricant is returned to the pump , it is classed as a pressure cir- culating system . In air - oil - mist lubrication , atomizing action of a liquid in a stream of air is used to pick up Built - in and ...
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