Lubricating oil with high oxidation stability
一种润滑油、基础油的技术,应用在润滑油领域,能够解决基础油昂贵、不能大量获得等问题
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Embodiment 1
[0121] Hydrotreated cobalt-based Fischer-Tropsch wax has the following properties:
[0122] Table I
[0123] nature
[0124] Two base oils, FT-7.3 and FT-14, were prepared from the hydrotreated cobalt-based Fischer-Tropsch wax by hydroisomerization dewaxing, hydrofinishing, fractionation and blending to target viscosity. The properties of the base oil are shown in Table II.
[0125] Table II
[0126] Sample properties
[0127] FT-14 is an example of a base oil used in the lubricating oil of the present invention. It has greater than 35% by weight of all molecules with cycloparaffinic functionality and a high viscosity index.
Embodiment 2
[0129] Two ISO 46 hydraulic oil blends using the FT-7.3 and FT-14 described were blended with a commercial liquid zinc antiwear (AW) hydraulic oil additive package. The hydraulic fluid additive package comprises a liquid antioxidant additive concentrate mixed with other additives. Each of the two blends had no added viscosity index improver. The formulations of these two hydraulic oil blends are summarized in Table III.
[0130] Table III
[0131] Component, Wt%
[0132] The properties of these two different hydraulic oil blends are shown in Table IV.
[0133] Table IV
[0134] nature
[0135] HYDA and HYDB are examples of lubricating oils of the present invention having high oxidation stability and high VI. Due to the unique qualities of the base oils used, a high VI can be achieved without any viscosity index improvers. Surprisingly, the oxidation stability according to the RPVOT test is as high as the base oil used for Oxidator BN with relatively hi...
Embodiment 3
[0137] Using conventional Group I or II base stocks, with or without the addition of viscosity index improvers or seal swell agents, and using the same commercial liquid zinc AW hydraulic oil additive package as the blend described in Example 2, 3 was prepared. A contrasting concoction. The formulations of these comparative blends are summarized in Table V.
[0138] Table V
[0139]
Component, Wt%
Compared
HYDC
vs. HYDD
vs. HYDE
Hydraulic oil AW additive package
0.73
0.73
0.73
Group I base oil
99.17
0.00
0.00
Group II base oil
0.00
99.07
93.16
PMA PPD
0.10
0.20
0.20
Viscosity Index Improver
0.00
0.00
5.11
seal expansion agent
0.00
0.00
0.80
total
100.00
100.00
100.00
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