Lubricant compositions
a technology of compositions and lubricants, applied in the field of lubricating compositions, can solve the problems of increasing thin-film friction, high cost of additives, and dithiophosphate (zddp), and achieve the effect of reducing the thin-film friction of fluids
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Base Oils
[0108]It is known in the industry that Group II base oils comprise more than 90% saturates, less than 0.03% sulfur, and have a viscosity index from about 80 to about 120. However, not all Group II base oils have the same thin-film frictional properties. The base oils in Table 1 were analyzed according to the procedure in Analytical Chemistry, 64:2227 (1992), the disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference, in order to determine the type of paraffins, cycloparaffins, and aromatics in the oil.
[0109]The thin-film friction coefficient of various known base oils (three Group II base oils and a PAO) was measured at 100° C. / 20N load with a 20% slide to roll ratio at 1.5 m / s.
TABLE 1%BaseThin-Film FrictionKinematic ViscosityTetracycloparaffinsOilsCoefficientat 100° C.in Base OilA0.0664.05 cSt3.33B0.0444.60 cSt1.48C0.0304.09 cSt1.57PAO0.0274.00 cSt0.00
[0110]As shown in Table 1, a base oil A and a base oil C have similar kinematic viscosities, but base oil A has a higher t...
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Base Oils and Phosphorus-Containing Compounds
[0112]SAE 2000-01-2030 shows that phosphorus-containing compounds form films on surfaces that result in an increase in thin-film friction. For example, zinc dialkyl dithiophosphate (ZDDP) can cause thin-film friction to increase. ZDDP is the most common phosphorus-containing compound found in engine oils.
[0113]Various phosphorus-containing compounds were combined / mixed / blended with each of base oil A (a base oil having 3.33% tetracycloparaffins) and base oil C (a base oil having less than about 3% tetracycloparaffins) and their thin-film friction coefficient was measured as described in Example 1.
TABLE 2BASE OIL ABASE OIL C+1% ZDDP0.0970.074+0.4% AAP0.0400.034+1% S-NPGP0.0690.066+0.4% phosphonate0.0550.035
[0114]The results show that thin film friction is lower in base oils comprising less than about 3% by weight of tetracycloparaffins. Moreover, the results show that thin film friction can be lowered even more depending upon the phosphoru...
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Combinations of Additives in a Base Oil
[0115]It has been reported that when a full complement of additives, such as dispersants, detergents, anti-wear agents, and / or antioxidants is added to an oil the thin-film friction increases. See M. T. Devlin, T. Hammock, and T- C, Jao, “Effect of Mechanical Shear on the Thin Film Properties of Base Oil / Polymer Mixtures”, Lubrication Science Vol. 14 (2), 2002, the disclosure of which is hereby incorporated by reference. Various combinations of additives were combined / mixed / blended with each of base oil A and base oil C to determine their thin-film friction coefficient. In the lubricant compositions the ZDDP contained about 500 ppm of phosphorus, and the molybdenum-containing friction modifier compound contained about 480 ppm of molybdenum. Moreover, when the glycerol monooleate was present in the additive package, it was added at 0.60% weight. Similarly, when the dispersant was present in the additive package, it was added at 3.0% weight. The ...
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