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MAKE BIODEGRADABLE, BASE FLUIDS THROUGH ALTERNATE ECOFRIENDLY PROCESSES*

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

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Creator Singh,Himmat
Bhatia,V.K
Sahai,Preeti
Kaul,Savita
Padmaja,K.V
Chaudhary,G.S
Singh,I.D
Saini,V.S
 
Date 2010-05-26T08:17:14Z
2010-05-26T08:17:14Z
2010-05-26T08:17:14Z
 
Identifier PETROTECH-99, New, Delhi, pp, 197 -202
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/626
 
Description One of the biggest challenge today is to develop universal biodegradable base fluid which could replace conventional mineral oil base fluids as new generation lubricant. The environmental acceptability along with biodegradability of such petroleum base fluids including, those manufactured foiiowir:~modem processes/i.el:iIilologiesprovides a wide potential area for.R&D 'work. A number of approaches to obtain ecofricndly base fluids arc being studied. t \These include'- ;high1yrefined mineral oils, synthetics and vegetable oil base products. ' Traditionalroute to make high_)'reD; '\ase ('As is through hydro-processing using appropriate feedstocks. To obtain min~raloil bast i1uid, and synthetic base fluids with high degree of biodegradability one has to place value on processing scheme, ecofriendly catalysts 'and the routes to be 'adopted for toe purpose. ' ' This paper addresses two approaches one through which conventionaf" base oils can be transformed into base oil comparable in properties with highly refined base oils obtained through ,hydroprocess:ng, The other approach covers synthesis'of a large number of di-esters and polyol esters using conventional and non-conventional (ecofriendly) catalysts with comparable yields.
 
Language en_US
 
Subject Biodegradable lubricants
base fluids
ecofriendly
process technology
 
Title MAKE BIODEGRADABLE, BASE FLUIDS THROUGH ALTERNATE ECOFRIENDLY PROCESSES*
 
Type Article