Aviation engines; design--construction--operation and repair; (1919)
Pagé, Victor Wilfred, 1885-1947 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 202
as a cushion which Theory of Lubrication 203 absorbs the beat generated and takes the wear insteadof the metallic bearing surface. The closer the parts fittogether the more fluid the lubricant must be to passbetween their surfaces, and at the same time it mustpossess sufficient body so that it will… … MagnifiedShaft Magnifying Glass Pig. 75.—Showing Use of Magnifying Glass to Demonstrate that ApparentlySmooth Metal Surfaces May Have Minute Irregularities which ProduceFriction. will cling well to the surfaces of the bearings; the latter,so the oil particles will cling together and resist the…
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