1958
DOI: 10.3233/isp-1958-55204
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A contribution to the problem of cylinder wear in marine diesel engines

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“…While the electro-plating of worn parts with iron [89] and chromium-plating of those repaired or of new linings and pistons are proprietary processes, some technical information is available that is sufficient to indicate the principles involved [90,91]. A detailed report on the development, properties and •application of emulsion oils for low-speed diesel engines was giveri by Van der Zijden and Kelly [92] ten years ago.…”
Section: New Processes and New Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the electro-plating of worn parts with iron [89] and chromium-plating of those repaired or of new linings and pistons are proprietary processes, some technical information is available that is sufficient to indicate the principles involved [90,91]. A detailed report on the development, properties and •application of emulsion oils for low-speed diesel engines was giveri by Van der Zijden and Kelly [92] ten years ago.…”
Section: New Processes and New Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%