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THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SILICONE BEARING LUBRICANTS
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Research and development in the electric motor field have created the need for anti-friction bearing lubricants with long life and operability over an ever broadening temperature range. Silicone greases meet the requirements of many such applications. The development of new thickeners has extended the high temperature limits of these products. Future aircraft electric motor bearing lubricant requirements will not be fully satisfied with available materials. Efforts to product improved silicone greases to meet these needs are progressing. The development of solutions to the problem of preparing adequate anti-friction bearing lubricants for these future applications would be accelerated by any possible compromises in the proposed requirements.
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RAGBORG, W., "THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SILICONE BEARING LUBRICANTS," SAE Technical Paper 580279, 1958, https://doi.org/10.4271/580279.Also In
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- “Development of an Extreme High Temperature Grease” Armstrong J. W. Woods H. A. N.L.G.I. Annual Meeting October 28, 29, 30, 1957
- “Extreme Temperature Range Greases” Roach J. R. Air Force-Navy-Industry Conference on Aircraft Lubricants November, 1956
- “Relation Between Bearing Clearances and Bearing Life with Silicone Grease at 150°C” Grant G. April 1953 Lubrication Engineering