Patent classifications
C10N2010/02
Low zinc lubricant composition
The disclosed technology relates to lubricants for compression ignition internal combustion engines, particularly those demonstrating at least one of improved seals performance, reduced deposit formation, and excellent durability. The present invention provides a low zinc lubricating composition comprising (a) an oil of lubricating viscosity, (b) a borated dispersant, and (c) a metal-free organo-phosphorus anti-wear additive, wherein the lubricating composition is substantially free of a metal containing sulfur coupled alkyl phenol compound. Further, the low zinc lubricating composition contains zinc in an amount less than 600 ppm by weight of the composition.
ROLLING BEARING
A rolling bearing is filled with a grease composition that contains a fluorine-based grease including a fluorine-based base oil and a fluorine-based thickener, a non-fluorine-based grease including a non-fluorine-based base oil and a non-fluorine-based thickener, and an additive serving as a dispersant. The non-fluorine-based thickener includes at least one of aliphatic-aromatic urea, alicyclic-aliphatic urea and aliphatic urea. The dispersant includes at least one of polycarboxylic acid metal salt, fluorine-containing group/lipophilic group-containing oligomer, fluorinated ether diamide, and organic acid metal salt.
WATER-BASED LUBRICATING GREASE COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR USING THE SAME
A water-based lubricating grease composition includes at least 40 wt % water; a salt-based thickener; a polymer-based thickener; and optionally, an inorganic solid-based thickener. A process for preparing the water-based lubricating grease composition may include blending a suitable amount of water with a salt-based thickener to provide a thickened water-based grease, wherein the salt-based thickener is obtained from contacting a base with a fat; and adding a polymer-based thickener to the thickened water-based grease.
Polyamide compositions comprising a polyamide 6,6 and a blend of high chain-length polyamides, use thereof, and articles obtained therefrom
The present invention provides polyamide compositions comprising (a) at least one polyamide mixture; (b) at least one reinforcing filler; (c) at least one heat stabilizer; and (d) at least one ionic lubricant, wherein the (a) at least one polyamide mixture is formed from (i) a polyamide 6,6, the amount of AEG being greater than the amount of CEG, and (ii) a blend of a first high chain-length polyamide having viscosity number (VN) of X.sub.1 and a second high chain-length polyamide having VN of X.sub.2, X.sub.1 being greater than X.sub.2. The polyamide composition can be advantageously used to produce articles exhibiting enhanced chemical resistance, notably CaCl.sub.2 salt crack resistance, such as radiator end tank in an automobile.
LUBRICATING OIL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING BIOBASED BASE OILS
- Alexander Bowman BOFFA ,
- Ian G. Elliott ,
- John Robert Miller ,
- Jennifer Elizabeth NEWELL ,
- Mark SZTENDEROWICZ ,
- Kevin CARABEL ,
- Ramoun MOURHATCH ,
- Claire CHOMMELOUX ,
- Arash BOHLOUL ,
- Mia Gill ,
- Xiaomin Helen TU ,
- Koichi KUBO ,
- Isao TANAKA ,
- Taiki HATTORI ,
- Gang Chen ,
- Richard Hogendoorn ,
- Peter Kleijwegt ,
- Jeroen VAN LEEUWEN ,
- Wilhelmus Petrus VAN HOUTEN ,
- Cornelis Hendrikus Maria BOONS ,
- Deane S. WALKER ,
- John D. PALAZZOTTO
The present invention generally relates to lubricating oil compositions comprising a biobased base oil, methods of lubricating an engine with said lubricating oil compositions. Also disclosed is the use of said lubricating oil compositions in an engine.
LUBRICATING OIL COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING BIOBASED BASE OILS
- Alexander Bowman BOFFA ,
- Ian G. Elliott ,
- John Robert Miller ,
- Jennifer Elizabeth NEWELL ,
- Mark SZTENDEROWICZ ,
- Kevin CARABEL ,
- Ramoun MOURHATCH ,
- Claire CHOMMELOUX ,
- Arash BOHLOUL ,
- Mia Gill ,
- Xiaomin Helen TU ,
- Koichi KUBO ,
- Isao TANAKA ,
- Taiki HATTORI ,
- Gang Chen ,
- Richard Hogendoorn ,
- Peter Kleijwegt ,
- Jeroen VAN LEEUWEN ,
- Wilhelmus Petrus VAN HOUTEN ,
- Cornelis Hendrikus Maria BOONS ,
- Deane S. WALKER ,
- John D. PALAZZOTTO
The present invention generally relates to lubricating oil compositions comprising a biobased base oil, methods of lubricating an engine with said lubricating oil compositions. Also disclosed is the use of said lubricating oil compositions in an engine.
Lubricant composition for plastic processing
Provided is a lubricant composition for plastic working which lubricant composition is excellent in lubricity and mold releasability. The lubricant composition for plastic working which lubricant composition contains: (a) silica; and (b) an alkali metal salt of an organic acid, a weight ratio of (b) the alkali metal salt of the organic acid to (a) the silica (a weight of (b)/a weight of (a)) being not less than 2, is used.
Composition of internal lubricant for cold pilgering
Disclosed is a composition of a lubricant for cold pilgering of zirconium alloy tubes. More particularly, disclosed is a composition of an internal lubricant for cold pilgering of a zirconium alloy cladding tube, the composition exhibiting excellent lubricity and decomposition against microbes.
Composition of internal lubricant for cold pilgering
Disclosed is a composition of a lubricant for cold pilgering of zirconium alloy tubes. More particularly, disclosed is a composition of an internal lubricant for cold pilgering of a zirconium alloy cladding tube, the composition exhibiting excellent lubricity and decomposition against microbes.
Mineral-Oil-Free Lubricant And Method For Producing A Mineral-Oil-Free Lubricant
A method for producing a lubricant in producing an overbased calcium sulfonate, which is converted from the vaterite form into the calcite form and, finally, a calcium sulfonate grease is produced by heating the mixture. A lubricant may comprise at least one ester composition, calcium carbonate and at least one overbased alkylbenzene sulfonate. The basicity of the mixture is limited during the preparation of the overbased calcium sulfonate to a TBN of at most 550 mg KOH/g and during the conversion of the calcium sulfonate to a TBN of at most 450 mg KOH/g. Both the calcium sulfonate and the grease containing said calcium sulfonate may be produced exclusively on an ester basis, so that the end product does not contain any mineral oil and is therefore easily and completely biodegradable.