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Is there a Future for the Internal Combustion Engine?

02.12.2019 Dr. Aydar Akchurin 6,457 Views

As regulations regarding traditional automobiles and emissions become tighter around the world, the future of the internal combustion engine becomes more uncertain, which is a great concern to those involved in the lubricant business. However, […]

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Predicting Wear of Marine Infrastructure due to Ice Melting

30.09.2019 tribonet 220 Views

Rubble ice is a jumble of ice fragments or small pieces of ice, which cover an expansive area with no particular pattern or order. Areas in the Arctic and Antarctica have large expanses of rubble […]

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