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Characteristical Study of Coconut Oil Based Nano Lubricant
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019Use of mineral oils as lubricants did created concerns because of the environmental issues. Use of mineral oils as lubricating oil in machineries create pollution problem. Sometimes the pollutions formed as a result of use of mineral oil may be hazardous to the environment, to the livings including humans.
Afsal Abdurahiman K T, Sajeeb A M
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Tribological Study of Vegetable Oil Based Lubricants - A Review
Applied Mechanics and Materials, 2019Lubricants have a very crucial role in machinery industry for friction reduction and wear reduction between two relatively moving parts. The current study enlightens the works from various authors on evaluating the tribological behavior of environment friendly vegetable based oils as emerging biodegradable lubricants.
Deepak Deepak, T.P. Jeevan, S.R. Jayaram
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The use of rosemary extracts in vegetable oil-based lubricants
Industrial Crops and Products, 2014The use of vegetable oils as basestocks represents an important alternative to mineral lubricants. However, vegetable oil oxidation is a serious disadvantage for its use as a lubricant. In this sense, the use of natural antioxidant additives, which were obtained by different extraction processes from the rosemary plant, has been investigated to prevent
M.A. Delgado +2 more
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Lubricating oils based on chemically modified vegetable oils
Journal of Synthetic Lubrication, 2002AbstractVegetable oils are a type of easily biodegradable ester‐type lubricant derived from renewable resources. Their importance, from the environmental view‐point, is evident, especially in loss lubrication, hydraulic systems with increased risk of damage, etc.
A. Bírová +2 more
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Soybean Oil-Based Lubricants: A Search for Synergistic Antioxidants
Energy & Fuels, 2007Vegetable oils can contribute toward the goal of energy independence and security due to their naturally renewable resource. They are promising candidates as base fluids for ecofriendly lubricants because of their excellent lubricity, biodegradability, good viscosity−temperature characteristics, and low evaporation loss.
Brajendra K. Sharma +2 more
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Studies of lubricating oil base stock: characterisation and composition
Tribotest, 2005AbstractA lubricating oil base stock, Inter Neutral type, boiling range 282–562°C, was fractionated into three boiling ranges of 282–456, 456–492, and 492–562°C. The waxes were isolated from the parent base stock and its fractions by solvent dewaxing.
H.U. Khan +3 more
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Selection of oil base for lubricating grease TsIATIM-201
Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 2013The possibility of substituting more easily available oils for scarce MVP oil to produce TsIATIM-201 lubricating grease is shown. The losses of the reaction mass at various stages of the process are estimated.
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Tribotronic control of friction in oil-based lubricants with ionic liquid additives
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2016Atomic force microscopy (AFM) reveals that tribotronic control of friction using an external potential applied to a gold surface is possible for ionic liquid (IL) concentrations as low as 5 mol% in hexadecane.
Cooper, P. K. +4 more
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Tribological Properties of Lubricating Oil-Based Nanofluids with Metal/Carbon Nanoparticles
Journal of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, 2011Oil-based nanofluids were prepared by dispersing several metal and/or carbon nanoparticles in lubricating oil, and their tribological properties were investigated using a four-ball tribotester and an FZG machine. Each nanofluid can possess excellent wear resistance or extreme pressure capacity, but not both. Therefore, a new concept of mixed nanofluids
Cheol, Choi +4 more
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Acute, Subchronic, and Developmental Toxicological Properties of Lubricating Oil Base Stocks
International Journal of Toxicology, 2014Lubricating oil base stocks (LOBs) are substances used in the manufacture of finished lubricants and greases. They are produced from residue remaining after atmospheric distillation of crude oil that is subsequently fractionated by vacuum distillation and additional refining steps.
Walden E, Dalbey +5 more
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