Tribological performance of two potential environmentally friendly ashless vegetable oil additives

China Petroleum Processing and Petrochemical Technology

Volumn , Issue 1, 2010, Pages 43-48

  You, Jianwei ^a   Li, Fenfang ^a   Chen, Boshui ^a  

^a CENTRAL SOUTH UNIVERSITY   (China)

Author keywords

2 mercaptobenzothiazole derivatives; Action mechanism; Rapeseed oil; Tribological properties

Indexed keywords

EID: 77953084751     PISSN: 10086234     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (19)

1. Coy R C, Michopoulos Y. Environmental impact of lubricants [J]. International Tribology Conference (ITC-95), 1995: 845-850
2. Coy R C, Michopoulos Y, Wilkinson J P T. Environmental impact of lubricants[J]. Tribology Series, 1995, (30): 15-23
3. Mang Theo. Environmentally friendly biodegradable lube oils-technical and environmental trends in the European market [J]. Proc Int Symp on Production and Application of Lube Base Stocks: 66-80
4. Anon. Product review on biodegradable fluids and lubricants [J]. Industrial and Lubrication and Tribology, 1996, 2(48): 17-26
5. Norrby T, Kopp M. Environmentally adapted lubricants in Swedish forest industry - a critical review and case study[J]. Industrial and Lubrication and Tribology. 2000, 3(52): 116-125
6. Zhu F K, Fan W X, Wang A R, et al. Tribological study of novel S-N style 1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thione derivatives in rapeseed oil[J]. Wear, 2009, 266(1-2): 233-238
7. Choi U S, Ahn B G, Kwon O K, et al. Tribological behavior of some anti-wear additives in vegetable oils[J]. Tribology International, 1997, 30 (9): 67-83
8. Zeng X Q, Shao H Y, Rao W Q, et al. Tribological study of trioctylthiotriazine derivative as lubricating oil additive[J]. Wear, 2005, 258(5-6): 800-805
9. Horodysky A G. Mixed borate ester and their use as lubricant and fuel additives[P]: US Patent 4722894 (1984)
10. Sun Y B, Hu L T, Xue Q J. Tribological properties and action mechanism of N,N-dialkyl dithiocarbamate-derived S-hydroxyethyl borate esters as additives in rapeseed oil[J]. Wear, 2009, 266(9-10): 917-924
11. Shen G Q, Zheng Z, Xu X D, et al. Synergistic lubricating effects of borate ester with heterocyclic compound[J]. Wear, 2000, 246(1-2): 55-58.
12. Yao J B. Antiwear function and mechanism of borate containing nitrogen compounds[J]. Tribol Int. 1997, 30(6): 387-389
13. Zhang J Y, Liu W M, Xue Q J. The tribological properties of the heterocyclic compound containing S, N, O, and B as additive in liquid paraffin[J]. Wear, 1999, 224(1): 68-72
14. Zhang J Y, Liu W M, Xue Q J. Tribological properties of the film formed by 2-(n-dodecyldithio)-benzothiazole as additive in liquid paraffin[J]. Wear, 1999, 236: 34-38
15. Papy A G. Antiwear and extreme-pressure additives in lubricants[J]. Lubrication Science, 1998, 3(10): 209-224
16. Zhou M L, Li F F, Zeng X J, et al. Synthesis of two novel additives and study of their tribological properties in rapeseed oil[J]. China Petroleum Processing and Petrochemical Technology, 2007, 3:29-33
17. Zeng X Q, Li J, Wu X D, et al. The tribological behaviors of hydroxyl-containing dithiocarbamate-triazine derivatives as additives in rapeseed oil[J]. Tribology International, 2007, 3 (40): 560-566
18. Huang W J, Dong J X, Wu G F, et al. A study of S-[2-(acetamido) benzothiazol-1-y1]N,N-dibutyl dithiocarbamate as an oil additive in liquid paraffin[J]. Tribology International, 2004, 37(1): 71-76.
19. Wagnei C D, Riggs W M, Davis L E, et al. Handbook of X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. United States: Perkin-Elmer Corporation, Phys. Electron. Division (1979)