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Monitoring Metalworking Fluids STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Reprinted with permission from TLT, the official monthly magazine of the Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers, a not-for-profit professional society headquartered in Park Ridge, Ill.
Metalworking Fluids - 2nd Edition STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Revised and expanded, Metalworking Fluids summarizes the latest thinking on various technologies related to metalworking fluid development, evaluation, and application. This second edition contains new chapters on metal cutting, air quality, and fluid mis...view more Revised and expanded, Metalworking Fluids summarizes the latest thinking on various technologies related to metalworking fluid development, evaluation, and application. This second edition contains new chapters on metal cutting, air quality, and fluid mist in the workplace, and costs and benefits of metalworking fluidsview less
Amines 101 for Metalworking Fluids STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Following are two condensed articles on metalworking fluids that were published in STLE’s technical e-newsletter, which provides targeted information to those working in specific areas in the fields of tribology and lubrication engineering. The e-newslett...view more Following are two condensed articles on metalworking fluids that were published in STLE’s technical e-newsletter, which provides targeted information to those working in specific areas in the fields of tribology and lubrication engineering. The e-newsletters are available on several topics, including MWFs, power generation, synthetics, hydraulics, grease, environmentally friendly fluids, among others. Log on to www.stle.org for more information and to sign up to receive our e-newsletters. view less
Hot Topics in Metalworking Fluids STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Our expert panel talks about the latest product and regulatory challenges impacting the metalworking fluid and lubricant industries.
Microbial Problems in Metalworking Fluids STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Understanding four significant factors can help control microbial contamination in metalworking operations.
The Growth of Biobased Metalworking Fluids STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) To keep up with the growing demand for metalworking fluids that are made from renewable resources, formulators are developing biobased products that, in many cases, perform as well or better than conventional MWFs at a comparable price.
Developing metalworking fluids for lighweight metals STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Regulations calling for improved fuel economy are creating new challenges for tribologists in the auto and aerospace industries.
Analysis: The Global Metalworking Fluids Market STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Modest consumption increases are forecasted, accompanied by shifts in production sources.
COMMENTARY: STLE's Certified Metalworking Fluids Specialist STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) This certification isn’t easy to get—which is why it’s worth so much. To receive STLE’s CMFS certification, an individual must demonstrate both knowledge and experience. CMFS holders use a multidisciplinary approach to solving problems, maintaining qualit...view more This certification isn’t easy to get—which is why it’s worth so much. To receive STLE’s CMFS certification, an individual must demonstrate both knowledge and experience. CMFS holders use a multidisciplinary approach to solving problems, maintaining quality and protecting plant workers. view less
Current Approaches In Design And Supply Of Metalworking Fluids STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Metalworking fluids play a significant role in machining operations and have a substantial impact on tool life, shop productivity, and the quality of the workpiece. The results presented in this article show the influence of the properties of the metalwor...view more Metalworking fluids play a significant role in machining operations and have a substantial impact on tool life, shop productivity, and the quality of the workpiece. The results presented in this article show the influence of the properties of the metalworking fluids and the supply system on the work-piece quality in cutting and grinding processes. view less
GHS: New Challenges for the Lubricant & Metalworking Fluids Industries STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) A global uniform standard is redefining the way companies provide health and safety information on chemical substances.
What is the biggest issue facing the metalworking fluids industry today? STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals, already in place in some parts of the world and slated for 2015 adoption in the U.S., is on the minds of TLT readers, according to responses to this month’s survey. The education process already is under way, with 27 percent of readers saying they are confident in their GHS knowledge. Other readers are concerned about the dwindling number of chemicals that can be used in metalworking...view more The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals, already in place in some parts of the world and slated for 2015 adoption in the U.S., is on the minds of TLT readers, according to responses to this month’s survey. The education process already is under way, with 27 percent of readers saying they are confident in their GHS knowledge. Other readers are concerned about the dwindling number of chemicals that can be used in metalworking fluid formulation, with several respondents citing the loss of boron in particular. view less
20 Minutes with…Richard Butler STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) This Certified Metalworking Fluids Specialist explains the role of MWFs and spectroscopic instrumentation used in the condition monitoring of fluids.
20 Minutes With...John M. Burke STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Leading an interdisciplinary team of scientists, this STLE and ILMA member helped develop a groundbreaking test method for measuring VOCs in metalworking fluids.
MWFs & VOC: Today & Tomorrow STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) STLE was pleased to co-sponsor a joint symposium in March organized by The South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) and ILMA. The event focused on the new Rule 1144 (Metalworking Fluids and Direct-Contact Lubricants) affecting volatile organic...view more STLE was pleased to co-sponsor a joint symposium in March organized by The South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) and ILMA. The event focused on the new Rule 1144 (Metalworking Fluids and Direct-Contact Lubricants) affecting volatile organic component (VOC) regulations in MWFs. view less
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 ...view more 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. view less
The Future of Metalworking Fluid Additives STLE (Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers) Formulators in the U.S. and Europe respond to the challenge of ever-tightening government regulation.