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Pressure-Viscosity Coefficient and Characteristics of Lubricants

08.12.2019 tribonet

Primary purpose of any industrial lubricant is to maintain a satisfactory lubricating film in between contacting surfaces; and importance of viscosity to achieve this is univocally known in industrial maintenance practices. However, what is often […]

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