Base oil formulations
A technology of base oils and formulations, applied in base materials, petroleum industry, lubricating compositions, etc.
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[0136] "Undertreated" mineral derived Group I base oils can be blended with Group II / III Fischer-Tropsch derived light base oils (FTBO) to produce the formulations of the present invention. The mineral oils may then, for example, only be processed to a viscosity index of about 93 or 92, whereas more typical Group I base oils are processed to a viscosity index of at least 95.
[0137] In this experiment, the undertreated Group I mineral base oil used had a VK 100 (ASTM D-445) of 5.341 centistokes, a VK 40 (ASTM D-445) of 33.02 centistokes, and a viscosity index of 92 (ASTM D-445). -2270). Has an estimated total polar content of 32.8 wt%. The Fischer-Tropsch base oil has a VK 100 of 2.68 centistokes and a viscosity index of 119. The two components were blended in a weight ratio of 71.0:29.0 to produce a VK 100 with a total of about 4 centistokes.
[0138] The experimentally determined properties of this blend are shown in Table 1 below. The table also shows the relevant prop...
Embodiment 2
[0147] By combining 22.7 wt% of a Fischer-Tropsch derived light base oil (VK 100 approximately 3 centistokes) with 77.3 wt% of a commercially available standard Group I mineral base oil (HVI-65, available from Shell Pernis Refinery, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, VK 100 approximately 5 centistokes, viscosity index 100) were blended together to make the base oil formulations of the present invention.
[0148] Fischer-Tropsch derived base oils (FTBO) are produced using processes of the general type described above, including relatively severe hydrotreating and catalytic dewaxing steps. Its properties are shown in Table 2 below.
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[0152] The properties of the base oil blends with a VK 100 of about 4 centistokes are shown in Table 3 below. Also shown in the table are the desired target properties for the blends, which are those of a standard straight run 4 centistoke Group I mineral base oil.
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Embodiment 3
[0158] Additional base oil formulations of the present invention were prepared by blending together the following:
[0159] B-1: 41 wt% of the Fischer-Tropsch derived light base oil used in Example 1 and Example 2, and 59 wt% of MO-1 commercially available standard mineral derived Group II base oil (VK100 approx. 6 centistokes, Star 6 was obtained from Motiva LLC, Port Arthur, Texas, USA) to produce a blend with a total VK 100 of approximately 4 centistokes.
[0160] B-2: 44 wt% of Fischer-Tropsch derived light base oil used in Example 1 and Example 2, and 56 wt% of commercially available standard mineral derived Group II base oil MO-2 (VK 1006.85 centstokes, Star 6 was obtained from Motiva LLC, Port Arthur, Texas, USA), and was also used to produce a blend with a total VK 100 of approximately 4 centistokes.
[0161] The properties of the two blends B-1 and B-2, as well as their respective components are shown in Table 4 below. Also shown in the table are the desired target ...
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