Oxidative wear
Definition: Oxidative wear is a type of wear that is caused on the surface of the material under non-lubricated conditions. The characteristic feature of these ear surfaces is the smooth surface and oxidative wear debris. […]
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Surface Enhancement: Mechanical Methods
1. Introduction: The techniques used to modify the surface properties of materials are classified into various categories. Mechanical methods of surface enhancement are one of the many surface modification techniques that are now being used to improve […]
Viscometer
What is viscometer? Viscosity refers to the fluid’s resistance in its ability to move. A high-viscosity (or “thick”) liquid flows much slower than a low viscosity (or “thin”) liquid. his can be seen with the […]
Surface Modification Techniques
1. Introduction: Surface enhancement techniques have integrated seamlessly into our daily lives and any modification to this will greatly impact the service life, sustainability and operation ability. For instance, we use a piece of glass […]
Erosive wear
Erosive wear Definition: Erosive wear is the type of wear in which material degradation takes place due to the impact of external particles either solids or liquids on the surface of the material. The erosive […]
High Mileage Oil
What is High Mileage Oil? When we think about metal surfaces, we imagine them as smooth like glass, but under a microscope, they look more like the Grand Canyon: ragged and full of peaks and […]
Coolants
What are Coolants? Industrial lubricants are an always a huge and fascinating topic to discuss and share. Broadly industrial lubricants are discussed in two different verticals – one is, of course, Factory, Plant & Machinery […]
Semi Solid Lubricants
What are Industrial Lubricants? Industrial lubricants comprise fluids, oils, greases (semi solid lubricants), and other substances which reduce wear, friction or eliminate moisture. Their primary purpose is to cover solid surfaces using a film. However, they […]
Garter Spring
A Garter spring is a coiled steel spring that is connected at each end to create a circular shape, and is used in oil seals, shaft seals, belt-driven motors, and electrical connectors. There are several […]
Fluoroelastomers
Fluorocarbon elastomers are a rubber specialty. These are well-known for having the best temperature resistance and for being highly inert. Fluoroelastomers also show a high resistance against mineral oil-based lubricants. The chemical resistance and high temperature […]