Emulsions and lubrication

In the first part of this article, in our last issue, DR. BRANCKER discussed the fundamental elements of emulsification, the orientation and wetting theories and their connections with lubrication. In this part he discusses metal cleaning, solid emulsions and atomisation. The theories discussed are...

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Published in:Industrial lubrication and tribology 1949-04, Vol.1 (4), p.12-20
Main Author: BRANCKER, A.V
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:In the first part of this article, in our last issue, DR. BRANCKER discussed the fundamental elements of emulsification, the orientation and wetting theories and their connections with lubrication. In this part he discusses metal cleaning, solid emulsions and atomisation. The theories discussed are of primary importance in connection with spraying metal surfaces for corrosion inhibition or for lubrication. The theories of atomisation are also important in connection with lubrication by aerosols.
ISSN:0036-8792
1758-5775
DOI:10.1108/eb052001