Title Antiwear properties of lard methyl esters and rapeseed oil with commercial ashless additives /
Another Title Pelenų nesudarančiais priedais modifikuoto metilo esterio ir rapsų aliejaus dilimo slopinimo savybių tyrimas.
Authors Padgurskas, J ; Kreivaitis, R ; Jankauskas, V ; Janulis, P ; Makarevičienė, V ; Asadauskas, S ; Miknius, L
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Is Part of Mechanika.. Kaunas : Technologija. 2008, Nr. 2, p. 67-72.. ISSN 1392-1207. eISSN 2029-6983
Keywords [eng] tribological behaviors ; lubricants ; wear
Abstract [eng] Effectiveness of lubricity additives in base oils from renewable resources is often different than that in mineral oils. Low erucic Rapeseed Oil (RO) and Lard oil Methyl Esters (LME) were fortified with commercial ash-less additives. A fully formulated additive package with S, P and N containing lubricity enhancers and other func-tional ingredients was evaluated along with two commer-cial high molecular weight esters in Four Ball tribotester. Without additives, both oils showed poor antiwear proper-ties. However, after selecting the most appropriate addi-tives, performance of LME and RO under 150 N load was similar to that of a more viscous commercial lubricant. Under 300N load the lubricity of RO with these additives was significantly better than that of LME or the commer-cial lubricant. This is confirmed by wear scar diameters, torque and temperature increase. Antiwear properties of the selected additive formulations were clearly better than those of a commercially widespread vegetable oil based chain saw lubricant, suggesting that current formulation technology of biolubricants can be significanly improved.
Published Kaunas : Technologija
Type Journal article
Language English
Publication date 2008
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