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Author
Stone, William
Title
A proposed method for solving some problems in lubrication - II (Illustrated)
In
Commonwealth Engineer
Imprint
vol. 9, no. 5, Dec 1921, pp. 139-148
Abstract

The author deals minutely with the details of the numerous tests on air lubrication which for light, high-speed machinery possesses some advantages. Its low viscosity might in properly designed bearings prove to be of considerable value by increasing the factor of safety as the temperature rises.

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  • Stone, William, 'A proposed method for solving some problems in lubrication - I (Illustrated)', Commonwealth Engineer, 9 (4) (1921), 115-122. Details

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