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July 1, 1951Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers

Viscosity and Density of Lubricating Oils from 0 to 150,000 Psig and 32 to 425 F

Donald Bradbury Melvin Mark R. V. Kleinschmidt

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This is a summary of work done at Harvard University over the past two years under an ASME Grant, sponsored by the Special Research Committee on Lubrication. The studies involved obtaining data over a wide pressure and temperature range on the viscosity of a selected group of lubricants.

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