Contents ISSUE No. 163 June 2021


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Metalworking Fluids Tribology Lube-Tech: Titrimetric-Equivalent Acid Number (AN) Determination of Lubricants by FTIR Spectroscopy


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How to increase the sustainability of metalworking fluids Songul Facey, Technical Sales Manager- MWF, TOTAL UK LIMITED Lubricants Division


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Safe and Sustainable by Design


Gemma Stephenson, Technical Marketing Manager – Energy Technologies and John Eastwood, Head of Global Business Development – Energy Technologies, Croda


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Removing bias to hire the best talent


James Moorhouse, Director, ABN Resource


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Metalworking fluids and industrial oils – finding value post-COVID Annie Jarquin, Director, Energy, Management Consulting, Kline


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Lube-Tech: Titrimetric- Equivalent Acid Number (AN) Determination of Lubricants by FTIR Spectroscopy Frederik van de Voort (Emeritus Professor, McGill University, Montreal, Canada) and Michael Viset (Hydrocarbon Consultant, Kellyville, Australia)


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IMDS Release 13.0 and the SCIP database


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Presidents’ Reports Editor’s Comment Industry News UEIL News


Local Report: Turkey ICIS Base Oil Report


Upcoming Industry Events


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ISSUE No. 163 The official journal of


June 2021


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Water-based metalworking fluids: the future is clear André Volkers, Product Line Manager – Metalworking, Q8 Oils


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emissions, friction and the hidden impact of wear protection on sustainability Mathias Woydt - MATRILUB, Berlin, Germany


The relationship between CO2


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