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Developments in lubrication - the thinning film

Research on lubrication is as active today as it has ever been during the 20th century, yet it is well over a hundred years since Osborne Reynolds exposed the fundamental nature of fluid-film lubrication. Since 1886 the effective film thickness in lubricated machine components has been reduced by a few orders of magnitude and the reasons for this `thinning film' are reviewed on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Institute of Physics Tribology Group and the 25th anniversary of the publication of the Jost Report.

Duncan Dowson | D. Dowson

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