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680065 Evaluation of Laboratory Visco meters for Predicting the Cranking Characteristics of Engine Oils at ' Oop and -20F (Report of the Group on the Relationship Between Oil Characteristics and Engine Cranking of Motor Vehicle Fuel, Lubricant, and Equipment Research Committee of the Coordinating Research Council, Inc.) - W. A. P. Meyer, Gulf Res. & Dev., T. W. Selby, Dow Chemical and H. R. Stringer, Rohm & Haas 680066 Development of an Improved Reciprocating Viscometer for Predicting the Low Temperature Cranking Characteristics of Engine Oils-W. A. P. Meyer and R. M. Steward, Gulf Res. & Dev. 680067 The Cold Cranking Simulator Method for Viscosity of Motor Oils at Low Temperature - D. B. Cox, Sr., Battelle Memorial Inst., R. E. Manning, Cannon Instrument and D. S. Kim, Esso Res. & Engrg. 680068 Effects of Base Stock and Additive Components on the Viscosity of Crankcase Oils at 0F - M. F. Smith, Esso Res. & Engrg. 680069 A Laboratory Method for Predicting the Permanent Viscosity Loss of Polymeric Crankcase Oils in Field Service - A. F. Pearce, Esso Res. & Engrg. 680070 The Viscosity Stability of Multigraded Crankcase Oils - A. F. Preuss, R. L. Stambaugh and H. H. Radtke, Rohm and Haas 680071 V. I. Improvers and Engine Oil Performance - C. K. Murphy and P. A. Bennett, General Motors Research Labs., GMC 680072 The Rheology of a Multigraded Motor Oil - R. H. Johnson and W. A. Wright, Res. Sun Oil 680211 The PT6 Gas Turbine, Lubricants and Fuels - A. W. Stewart and J. P. Harding, United Aircraft of Canada * 680212 Development of Planetary Gears Utilizing Low Viscosity Lubricants L. J. Hopfensperger and C. E. Braddock, Bell Helicopter 680213 Navy Spectrometric Oil Analysis Program - J. M. Ward, Naval Air Systems Command 4 680231 Contamination f Microbes - Cor rosion + Malfunctions; An Equation Which Yields Trouble for Aircraft Integral Fuel Tanks -W. A. Boggs, Lockheed-Georgia 680317 Lubricants for Inerted Lubrication Systems in Engines for Advanced Aircraft -W. R. Loomis, D. P. Townsend and R. L. Johnson, Lewis Res. Ctr., NASA 680318 Lubrication of the Olympus 593 Engine - T. F. Blenkiron and W. J. Sawyer, Rolls-Royce 680319 Evaluation of Oils for Lubrication and Hydraulic Actuation in the GE4 (SST) Engine - D. B. Hester and A. J. Pacher, General Electric 680320 Oxidation Testing of Gas Turbine Oils -C. M. Murphy, U. S. Naval Res. Lab. (Report of the CRC-Aviation Oxidation Test Technique Pro gram Sub-Panel of the Bench Tests Panel of the Group on Gas Turbine Lubrication) 4 680321 Bearing Test for Gas Turbine Oils H. W. Reynolds, United Aircraft (Report of the CRC-Aviation Deposit and Oil Degradation Characteristics Panel of the Group on Gas Turbine Lubrication) *680322 A Comparison of Fatique Test Tech niques for Gas Turbine Oils - I. Koved, General Electric (Report of the CRC-Aviation Bearing Fatique Panel of the Group on Gas Turbine Lubrication) 6B0323 Ignition and Flammability Properties of Lubricants - J. M. Kuchta and R. J. Cato, Bureau of Mines *680413 Performance Advantages from Shear Stable Crossgraded Engine Oils C. J. DiPerna and D. A. Law, Sr. Res. Chemist, and H. V. Lowther, Mobil Res. & Dev. *680414 Measurement of Oil Economy in Pas senger Car Engines - W. W. Crouse, B. N. Koelsch and W. D. Preston, Sun Oil ' 680415 Some Factors Contributing to Winter Hot Starting Difficulties in Auto motive Engines - R. M. Stewart, C. R. Spohn and W. A. P. Meyer, Gulf Res. & Dev. *680434 Automotive Starting and Warm-up Respond to Gasoline Volatility (An API Project) - H. I. Wilson, Texaco; R. W. Burtner, Sun Oil; J. B. Duckworth, Amer. Oil; and D. P. Osterhout, Mobil Res. & Dev. *680435 CRC Hot Start and Run Technique Investigations - H. A. Bigley, Jr., Gulf Res. & Dev.; H. T. Niles, Ford; F. A. Sciabica, Rochester Products Div., GMC; and A. H. Winkler, Bendix (Report of Hot Start Technique Panel of Volatility Group of Motor Vehicle Fuel, Lubricant & Research Committee of Coordinated Research Council) '680436 Mathematical Simulation of Auto motive Fuel Systems - M. E. Klecka and C. L. Oubre, Shell Oil 680437 Rheological Properties of Automatic Transmission Fluid - W. A. Wright and R. H. Johnson, Sun Oil 680438 Laboratory Methods for Predicting the Viscosity Loss of Polymer Thickened Hydraulic Fluids - R. L. Stambaugh and A. F. Preuss, Rohm and Haas 680464 An Improved CFR Cetane Rating Method - R. Burt and K. A. Troth, Shell Res. Ltd., England 3 680465 The Ignition of Hydrocarbon Fuel Droplets in Air - G. M. Faeth and D. R. Olson, Pennsylvania State Univ. 680466 An Investigation of Methods for Determining Cetane Numbers of Low Ignition Quality Fuels - J. T. Gray and C. M. Urban, U. S. Army F. & L. Res. Lab., Southwest Res. Inst. 4 680467 A Rational Classification of Diesel Fuel Characteristics - D. K. Law rence, T. 0. Wagner and R. P. Lindeman, Amer. Oil 680496 Effect of Ethylene Glycol and Methoxypropanol-Based Coolants on Elastomers - J. E. Miller and T. Alfrey, Jr., Dow Chemical 4 680497 Some Aspects on Higher Temperature Coolant Performance - H. J. Hannigan, Union Carbide MANUFACTURING AND PRO DUCTION 670094 Selecting Fabrication Methods for Low Cost in Small Gas Turbines H. P. Karen and G. E. Trevaskis, International Harvester 670095 Fabrication of small Turbine Compressor Blades by Precision Rolling - Herbert Albro, KelseyHayes 670096 Numberically Controlled Milling for Making Experimental Turbo machinery - M. K. Yu and C. A. Amann, Res. Lab., GMC 670098 Advanced Aerospace Metals Deformation Technology - H. A. Johnson and G. A. Gegel, Air Force Materials Lab. 670107 Applying Large Multiload Bearings to Rotating Structures - B. A. Pritts and J. I. Jones, Potek 670448 Controlling Job Shop Operations by Computer - R. L. Whitfield, National Twist Drill and Tool Co. 670449 Application of Computer Control in Computer Manufacturing - James Bitonti, IBM 670450 Design and Implementation of Oelco Operational, Quality and Process Control Systems - T. C. Hosfield, Delco ProductsRochester Operation, GMC 670475 Review of Standard Cutting Tools John Watson, United Greenfield Corp. 15 VPD-81-0001654