AN INVESlIGATION ON THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICAL STRUCTURE ON ADDIliVE PERFORMANCE
IR@IIP: CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum, Dehradun
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Shukla,D.S
Sharma,V.P Bisht,R.P.S Shukla,B.M Nautiyal,P.C |
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2009-07-10T05:33:13Z
2009-07-10T05:33:13Z 2009-07-10T05:33:13Z |
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http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/312
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The performance of additive molecule is gover-ned by its
chemical structure as wel~ as the type of elements present in
it. Tho ugh, S E\.e ,- a 1 i n v est i gat Ion S h a \,. e been con due t e d t hE'
world over in thIs area, yet, exact mode c~ additive
intet-action I~ not fully addt-essed. To undet-stand this, a
study was undertaken on the perfQrmance behavior of additives
containing sulphut-, phosphot-ous' as actIve elements having
differ-ent chemicCtl structut-es. It is obset-ved that even
though the sulphut- level i~. the sarne for different additives
in the blends, their perfOt'mance differed markedly, cleat-ly
indicating the.t the chemical structure of the additive
a f fee t e d i t ~. pet' f 0 t-m Ctnee be h a v i 0 ,- s i 9 n i f i c a ~, t 1 y . The t es t
par am e t e t-s \-.e1 t'E S EO 1 E?C t e d bas E'd 0 r, thE' 0 r e tic d ] c ,-,input a t i 0 r't cd
contact stresses, film thIcknesses etc. to render an
effective discrimination of performance results of the
additives. The additives were evaluated by 4-Ball extreme
pressure (EP) testing machine as we11 as by shoc k load test
developed at authors laboratory for evaluation of shock load
tendency of gear oils using Amsler friction and wear machine.
This paper discusses the effect of dose-response relationship
of different chemical structures employed in the oil system.
It is seen that the chemical structut-e of the additives
governs the tribological J2ehavior greatly and controls the
failure phenomenon.
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en_US
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Gear oils
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Title |
AN INVESlIGATION ON THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICAL STRUCTURE ON ADDIliVE PERFORMANCE
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Article
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