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FEATURES


20 MINUTES

20 Minutes With Leonard Badal
This global brand manager for Chevron Lubricants discusses the challenges in implementing PC-11.


LUBRICATION FUNDAMENTALS

Want to mix oil and water? It’s easy—sort of
Surface active agents allow us to mix incompatible materials in a generally synergistic manner.


WEBINARS

Food grade lubricants and their regulation
Voluntary standards and third-party registration programs continue to grow regarding food safety for lubricants.

FEATURE ARTICLE 

Unraveling the mystery of oil analysis flagging limits
The limit-setting perspectives may be different, but the goal is the same—prolonging the life of equipment.


TECH BEAT I 

Defect removal strengthens small-volume metal crystals
An alternative approach can eliminate dislocations without causing significant material shape changes.


TECH BEAT II 

More efficient natural gas fuel tank
A new MOF shows an excellent ability to adsorb and release natural gas.


TECH BEAT III 

Improving capacitor storage capacity
A new dielectric capacitor combines superior energy storage with a higher breakdown voltage.


SOUNDING BOARD 

Main challenges in successfully commercializing start-up company technologies
What may be some of the potential ways that our industry can help in shortening the development cycle?


COLUMNS


PRESIDENT’S REPORT                                         

My tribological proclamations


FROM THE EDITOR

Need for speed


HEADQUARTERS REPORT

Shanghai success!

CAREER COACH

Performing your annual career checkup

ON CONDITION MONITORING

Complexity in ISFA: Part XXV

WORLDWIDE

Selecting the correct hydraulic oil