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Contents ISSUE No. 167 February 2022


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Food Grade Lubricants Blending


Lube-Tech: Sealing Compatibility of Ester Base Oils 10


Food-Grade Lubricants: An opportunity for FGL suppliers


Sushmita Dutta, Project Manager, Energy, Kline


24 Lube-Tech


Sealing compatibility of ester base oils Dr. Hermann Josef Stolz, Dr. Wilhelm Huber, Dr. Martina Mennicken-Meuthen, Denise Weber, Peter Greven GmbH & Co.KG


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Hydrogen - a fuel for the future?


Mike Bewsey, Chairman, VLS 16


Food Lube: Overcoming challenges in food lubrication tools


Sian How & Lubrication team, SKF


30


Blending oils to meet market requirements Mike Peters, Technical Support & Development Manager, SIP Specialty Oils and Fluids


42


European Local Report: Taking stock: the impact of COVID-19 on the European lubricant industry Dr Valentina Serra-Holm, UEIL President


Regulars:


Presidents’ Reports Editor’s Comment Industry News Industry Moves UEIL News


ICIS Base Oil Report Upcoming Industry Events


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Lube THE EUROPEAN LUBRICANTS INDUSTRY MAGAZINE


ISSUE No. 167 The official journal of


February 2022


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Low Carbon Blending Technology


Alex Ball, Blendtek Solutions 37


Book Review: “Lubricant Analysis and Condition Monitoring” by R. David Whitby


Rod Pesch, UKLA


ISSN 1744-5418


2022


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