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Study of synthetic esters as ecofriendly base fluid for steel cold rolling oil

IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun

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Creator Shukla,B.M
Bisht,R.P.S
Kaul,Savita
Nagendramma,P
Sastry,V.R.K
 
Date 2009-07-10T04:47:05Z
2009-07-10T04:47:05Z
2009-07-10T04:47:05Z
 
Identifier INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL TRIBOLOGY (ICIT-2001)
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/302
 
Description Conventional cold rolling oils (CRO) are used to impart lubrication at the rollworkpiece interface and for cooling of the rolls. CRO not only reduces energy consumption but also enhances the roll life resulting in improved product quality. However, the present concept of global 'green puts additional demands on these lubricants, Le., they are to be biodegradable and ecofriendly. Therefore a search for alternate lubricants meeting the above demands is on. Keeping the above view, esters, which are more than 90% biodegradable were synthesized using environment friendly catalysts. The synthesis process used, is superior to the conventional one. The synthestsed esters were evaluated for their physico-chemical characteristics as well as for their lubrication performance on the' conventional tribo-testers. Besides this with a view to see the possibility of using these esters as CROs, their lubricity characteristics were studied using indigenous test technique developed at author's laboratory (1). Th~ paper presents the tribological performance data of the synthesized esters and compares with that of the conventional CROs being used at present. KEY WORDS Biodegradable, cold rolling oil, ecofriendly, ester, lubricity.
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Biodegradable
lubricity
Cold Rolling Oil
 
Title Study of synthetic esters as ecofriendly base fluid for steel cold rolling oil
 
Type Article