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The journal functioned as a platform for engineers to publish: New machine designs, innovate mechanical systems, Improvements to existing technologies, Experimental results and Performance tests. This way, other engineers could learn from each others work
This group of technical documents consists of internal reports, memoranda, and conference papers relating to the development and application of marine lubrication systems, stern tube glands, stabiliser mechanisms, and bearing technologies used in naval and commercial vessels during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
Internal handwritten notes concerning the development, testing and commercial promotion of NEO marine emulsifying oils and related stern tube lubrication systems, including comparisons with DW and ST oils and references to VISTA gland equipment.
Collection of internal correspondence, meeting papers and industry engagement records relating to Benjamin R. Vickers & Sons Ltd and Delta Consultancy Service concerning stern seal systems, lubrication technologies and the Vista oil feed system. The documents include letters, handwritten notes, symposium invitation lists and supporting technical background material discussing industry collaboration, product development and responses to external enquiries during the 1970s–1980s. Also, Technical research reports and stern seal performance.
Technical paper reviewing the company’s role in the development of marine stern-tube lubrication systems and sealing technologies. It discusses early NEO oils, the VISTA stern seal, wartime naval applications, the introduction of NEOX and HYDROX oils, and changes in marine engineering practice.