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Beyond Lubricating Oil and Grease Systems

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This section describes different forms of lubrication, including solid lubricants and how they function. Evidence is provided that anti-seize pastes and anti-friction coatings, fortified with different types and levels of solid lubricants, can provide effective lubrication other than oils and greases in certain applications and support oils and greases in other applications. These pastes and anti-friction coatings (AFCs) can reduce wear, optimize friction and perform under extreme environmental conditions. Also a review on the use of various classes of nanomaterials in lubricant formulations is referred to as having a potential for enhancing certain lubricant properties.

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Madanhire, I., Mbohwa, C. (2016). Beyond Lubricating Oil and Grease Systems. In: Mitigating Environmental Impact of Petroleum Lubricants. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-31358-0_15

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