the behavior of R <sc>adiation-R</sc> <sc>esistant</sc> ANP T <sc>URBINE</sc> L <sc>UBRICANTS</sc>

590051

01/01/1959

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Pre-1964 SAE Technical Papers
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RADIATION can produce almost instantaneous failure of modern aircraft lubricants, tests at Southwest Research Institute show. Two types of failures demonstrated are rapid viscosity rise and loss of heat conductivity. Furthermore, it was found that lubricants can become excessively corrosive under high-level radiation.
Generally speaking, the better lubricants appeared to improve in performance while marginal ones deteriorated to a greater extent under radiation. When the better lubricants were subjected to static irradiation prior to the deposition test, there was a minor increase in deposition number as the total dose was increased.
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/590051
Pages
10
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Clark, J., and Lawrason, G., "the behavior of R adiation-R esistant ANP T URBINE L UBRICANTS," SAE Technical Paper 590051, 1959, https://doi.org/10.4271/590051.
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Jan 1, 1959
Product Code
590051
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English