Dispersant Additives and Additive Concentrates and Lubricating Oil Compositions Containing Same
A technology for additive concentrate and dispersant, which is applied in the field of lubricant additive concentrate and stabilized lubricant oil concentrate, and can solve the problem of inability to provide high-functionality carboxylic acid acylating agent.
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[0061] As noted above, dispersant chain extension refers to an increase in the size of the dispersant resulting from the condensation of multifunctional PIBSA units with multifunctional amine units. Dispersant chain extension can be conveniently assessed by examining the thickening efficiency (TE) of the dispersant as a 1% active ingredient (AI) solution in SN100 base oil:
[0062] TE=log vis / vis 0
[0063] where vis = kinematic viscosity of the solution and vis 0 =Viscosity of SN100 base oil at 100°C.
[0064] Table 1 compares the TE of dispersants prepared from PIBSA prepared by the chlorine-assisted process using traditional PIB versus PIBSA prepared by the ene process using HR-PIB at various PIB molecular weights and succinic acid functionality levels. The same polyamine and stoichiometry were used in the preparation of all samples.
[0065] Table 1
[0066] Ex. Malayization PIB Mol.Wt. functionality TE 1 chlorine assist 2225 1.4 0.057 2 ...
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