Low viscosity functional fluids
A fluid and composition technology, applied in the field of low-viscosity functional fluids, can solve the problems of unsolved brake fluids, unspecified corrosion standards, pollution, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0078] Example 1 - Corrosion and Wetting of Functional Fluids with Phosphate Esters and with Phosphate Esters / Oleic Acid Combinations Slip performance
[0079] For commercially available DOT 3 brake fluid (PM6664) base fluid and containing RHODOFAC Lubricity and corrosion test data were obtained for two modified forms of the RM 510 phosphate ester fluid. In one modified form of the fluid, the phosphate ester is combined with a fatty acid (oleic acid); while in another form, no fatty acid is included. The formula is as follows:
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[0083] In Table 3, "methoxypolyethylene glycol" ("MPG") methoxytriethylene glycol (10% by weight of MPG), methoxytetraethylene glycol (78.4% by weight of MPG), and A mixture of methoxypolyethylene glycol (10.9% by weight of MPG) of one or more repeating ethylene glycol units. The LV-RG1 and LV-RG2 formulations have the following equilibrium reflux boiling points and viscosities:
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Embodiment 2
[0092] Example 2 - Corrosion and Lubrication of Functional Fluids with Different Amounts of Phosphate Esters and No Fatty Acids performance
[0093] In this example, different amounts of RHODOFAC were added to a commercially available DOT 3 brake fluid (DBF 310 GC) and the fluid Lubricity and corrosion data were obtained for two modifications of RM-510 (dialkylphenol ethoxylated phosphate ester). The formulations are provided in Table 7:
[0094] Table 7
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[0096] In Table 7, "butoxypolyethylene glycol" ("BPG") refers to butoxytriethylene glycol (11.9% by weight of BPG), butoxytetraethylene glycol (64.2% by weight of BPG), and Mixtures of butoxypolyethylene glycol (21.9% by weight of BPG) of 5 or more repeating ethylene oxide units. "Diflash refined" refers to diethylene glycol (22.8% by weight of Diflash), triethylene glycol (58.3% by weight of Diflash), tetraethylene glycol (16.4% by weight of Diflash) and compounds with 5 or more repeats of ethylene oxide...
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