Fuel Calorific Values
The calorific value of a fuel is the quantity of heat produced by its combustion – at constant pressure and…
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The calorific value of a fuel is the quantity of heat produced by its combustion – at constant pressure and…
Relative density is the ratio of the density (mass of a unit volume) of a substance to the density of a…
Thermochemistry and One Ignition Cycle: Thermochemistry deals with energy, heat and work. Much of what we study deals with static systems…
A solid or semi-solid product of dispersion of a thickening agent in lubricating oil. Other ingredients imparting special properties may…
Lubricant quality testing from our Total Quality Assurance experts .Lubricant testing and oil condition monitoring provides quality and condition assessment of…
Lubricants must have the following main characteristics · Keep surfaces separate under all loads, temperatures and speeds, thus minimizing friction and…
A substance which is capable of reducing friction between two surfaces which are sliding over each other is called Lubricant.…
Synthetics aren’t new; they’ve been around for 70 years. Esters were used in WWII by both Germany and the U.S.…
Additives are a chemical component or blend used at a specific treat rate, generally from < 1 to 35 percent,…
Additives are substances formulated for improvement of the anti-friction, chemical and physical properties of base oils (mineral, synthetic, vegetable or animal), which results in enhancing…
There are many causes that can result in the degrading of your lube oil. The most common are oxidation, thermal…
The main requirements for lubricants are that they are able to:Keep surfaces separate under all loads, temperatures and speeds, thus minimising…