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AGING AND STABILITY OF LUBRICANTS

       
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AGING of lubricants

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2744

4

40 ‘83-40 ‘88

 

49

   

988-993

 

51

   

271-293

502-511

AGING of lubricants, definition of

124

   

1216-1221

“ of lubricants in aviation engines, by Giessmann, May 1942

178

   

2965-2980

 

51

   

306-321

 

51

   

506

 

61

 

69

994-1009

“ of oils and its changes in use

41

2744

4

10 ‘32-10 ‘34

Do., by A.v. Philippovich

61

 

69

959-981

       

1421-1428

 

178

   

2730-2952

 

249

   

0 ‘47-0 ‘59

APPARATUS for oils, aging, by Prof. Kadmer

69

   

126-135

ARTIFICIAL aging and motor aging of lubricants, by Widmaier

61

 

69

1041-1053

 

178

   

3012-3024

 

94

   

562-566

“ aging of normal synthetic oil in testing equipment

38

3450

21

70 ‘83-70 ‘93

“ aging of oils with compressed air up to 200 atm

38

3450

21

80 ‘72-80 ‘84

“ and natural aging

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353-365

ASPHALT content, determination of in aged lubricants

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End of Reel

280-296

BOILING range and aging properties of lubricants (1941 Yearbook of German Aviation Study)

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253-257

       

557-561

 

182

   

7182-7191

CHEMISTRY of aging of hydrocarbon oils, by I. Morghen

61

 

69

982-993

 

178

   

2953-2965

 

249

   

0 ‘60-0 ‘63

“ of aging of lubricating oils

51

   

294-305

       

503-506

CYLINDER temperature, supervision of, in testing of life of lubricants, by Glaser

61

 

69

1079-1100

       

1432-1433

 

51

   

391-412

IMPROVEMENT of stability of motor oils, in English

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3855-3873

IMPURITIES, influence of on storage stability of fuels, K. Franke

52

   

326-364

INSULATION oils, aging phenomena in

164

   

566-576

LABORATORY study of aging

51

   

322-352

LEADED gasoline from Welheim, aging and lead resistance of

8

2733

6

70 ‘35-70 ‘38

 

9

2733

6

0 ‘2-0 ‘5

OXYGEN stability of lubricating oils, apparatus for testing

38

3450

21

70 ‘94-70 ‘99

 

41

2744

4

10 ‘99-10 ‘101

PEROXIDE formation and decrease in octane number during extended storage

44

   

41-49

PRESSURE aging of oils, apparatus for

41

2744

4

10 ‘23

“ stability of lubricants, determination of

124

   

1280-1309

RESIDUAL oil, study of, after one year’s storage

39

3450

21

20 ‘65-20 ‘79

RING sticking in testing of lubricants, information on, by Lauer

61

 

69

1101-1122

       

1432-1433

STABILITY as function of composition of, motor oils

80

   

4012-4013

“ of lubricants

51

   

609-627

SYNTHETIC brightstock and aviation oils, improvement of, by R. H. Mettivier and Meyer

249

   

10 ‘69-10 ‘80

“ lubricants, aging of

41

2744

4

10 ‘78-10 ‘98

TESTING of lubricants under extreme pressure, by T. Fujimoto

232

   

60 ‘69-60 ‘73

UNTREATED synthetic oils, age stability of

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3450

21

10 ‘57-10 ‘60