White Papers on Grease

[MolaKule]

In case you missed this section, there are two White Papers on Grease from 2003 but still applicable:

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/grease-technology-part-i.57862/

and

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/grease-technology-part-ii.57844/

 

[river_rat]

Thank you.

 

[IH8mush]

Very good grease info,

"Since Metallic Soap Thickeners are rarely used, we will concentrate on the Complex metallic soaps and other thickeners."

Indeed, While these greases are rarely used there is limited information on them,

Just gets passed right on by, from what I read they are rarely used but have found their niche in certain applications,

Would it be possible to concentrate on the rarely used grease?

Why and for What applications ?

This is my area of study, and always cannot find a lot of info, rarely used, obsolete, yet known to last for a long time,
Ideal in areas subjected to shocking and pounding, sound deadening qualities, absorbs moisture, used in couplers, less than oil tight power transmission devices,

Great "White papers" But a White paper on Sodium, Soda based grease would be cool,

Because I have found a application for this grease, and since it is so Rare it is not properly identified,

Thanks