The ERGTC’s strategy advocates the testing of isolated substances, where possible, but which also considers the chemical properties of grease thickeners and their use within a grease matrix. An initial flow chart (Figure 2) has been developed to show how the results from bioavailability testing could be used as part of the ERGTC REACH registration strategy. This


flowchart is not definitive and is being refined based on the results from ongoing experimental work.


Email: Rhiannon.Smith@wca-consulting.com


Figure 2.


30th


Please note the following:- Theme


Mobility Quo Vadis: Developments in the Grease Industry. The Future of Transportation - Cars, Boats, Trains & Planes.


2018 AGM Venue Grange St Paul’s Hotel 10 Godliman Street; London EC4V 5AJ United Kingdom +44 (0) 20 7074 1000 Room Reservation: http://www.grangehotels.com/business/elgi-agm-london/


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Annual General Meeting 21st


– 24th April 2018, London, United Kingdom


Please save the date for the ELGI AGM to be held in London on 21-24 April 2018. More information will be available in the February 2018 issue of Lube magazine. This is a busy weekend in London (it is the London Marathon) so please make your reservations as early as possible. A limited number of rooms at an excellent rate have been allocated.


2018 Gala Dinner & Entertainment “Shaken not Stirred” – James Bond theme. 2018 Tour Imperial College A site tour of Imperial College on Tuesday afternoon at the end of the conference. See ELGI AGM Registration Form and programme information.


Information www.elgi.org/2018 AGM


Register with the ELGI carol@elgi.demon.nl and contact for all details.


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