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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-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.
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Lubricants have been helping vehicle fuel efficiency since CAFE standards were enacted in 1975. The amount of energy manufacturers can save using high-quality lubricants is significant. Cost and lubricant performance are still priorities if you are to provide value to your customers.
It’s an app, app, app, app world. Reportedly Apple has crossed the 300,000-app barrier for the iPhone. The iPad is said to offer more than 60,000 apps with dozens more arriving every day. Today most STLE members are using their mobile apps for non-work-related functions—checking e-mail, accessing the Internet, playing games, catching up on news and sports and listening to music.
Nearly two-thirds of TLT readers believe that oil analysis is on the cusp of major changes compared to how it’s traditionally been conducted. More real-time testing with handheld instruments (potentially mobile devices) at the machine’s location is expected.
Serous fluids help keep our internal organs functioning smoothly.