| Emulsifiers 201: Analyzing performance with surface science | STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) | Direct analytical techniques for understanding and evaluating emulsifier chemistries. | |
| Emulsifiers 101: Who Says Oil and Water Don’t Mix? | STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) | How balancing cooling and lubricity can improve the efficiency of your machinery. | |
| Cover Story: The Regulatory Future of Antimicrobial Pesticides | STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) | One of the challenges to ensuring that metalworking fluids will operate at an optimum level over a long period is minimizing contamination from bacteria and fungus. Both of these microbes are well known to literally “eat” the components used to formulate a MWF. Examples include emulsifiers...weiterlesen One of the challenges to ensuring that metalworking fluids will operate at an optimum level over a long period is minimizing contamination from bacteria and fungus. Both of these microbes are well known to literally “eat” the components used to formulate a MWF. Examples include emulsifiers, extreme pressure additives and lubricity additives. verkürzen |
