![]() Lubricant composition
专利摘要:
The invention is concerned with an anhydrous oily lubricant, which is based on vegetable oils, which is substituted for mineral lubricant oils, and which, as its main component, contains triglycerides that are esters of saturated and/or unsaturated straight-chained C10 to C22 fatty acids and glycerol. The lubricant is characterized in that it contains at least 70 percent by weight of a triglyceride whose iodine number is at least 50 and no more than 125 and whose viscosity index is at least 190. As its basic component, instead of or along with the said triglyceride, the lubricant oil may also contain a polymer prepared by hot-polymerization out of the said triglyceride or out of a corresponding triglyceride. As additives, the lubricant oil may contain solvents, fatty-acid derivatives, in particular their metal salts, organic or inorganic, natural or synthetic polymers, and customary additives for lubricants. 公开号:SU1416059A3 申请号:SU843706856 申请日:1984-02-10 公开日:1988-08-07 发明作者:Войтто Юхани Йокинен Кари;Кустаа Керкконен Хейкки;Антеро Леппямяки Ееро 申请人:Ой Касвиельи-Вякстолье,Аб (Фирма); IPC主号:
专利说明:
114160592 The invention relates to anhydrous. The purpose of the invention is an improvement in g-lubricating compositions based on the bone characteristics of the composition, oily triglycerides of fatty acids and / or on their polymers and useability. Used triglyceri fractions Used triglyceri fractions for their widespread use as qualities and their properties are given in Table 1 - the lubricant. Table 1 77-94 84-100 103-128 5-6 4-5. 4-6 ; table 2 Olive Rapeseed Rapeseed Mustard rotor Soy Flax Sunflower 95-110 2-4 Table 3 five Different carbon-oxygen and carbon-carbon bridging bonds are formed, and the products obtained are more easily dissolved in hydrocarbons. However, the lubricating oil films produced from them are less durable than those made from hot polymerized oil. Polymerization in the absence of oxygen usually takes place at 312 ° C. Example 1 A variety of base oils are prepared by dissolving various amounts of oleic acid methyl ester in rapeseed oil. For each oil in the specified range, the viscosity is determined at two temperatures. By pour point is meant the lower temperature at which the oil is still in a liquid state for 24 hours. A number of the oils listed in Table 2 are obtained. four. PRI mme R 2. A series of basic acids are prepared by dissolving in various quantities of rapeseed oil various amounts of a hydrocarbon solvent of the Shellsol AB brand, a fraction of aromatic hydrocarbons. A number of the oils listed in Table 5 are obtained. Tables, and 5 802018.0 5.1-41 70. 3010.5 3.4 The hydrocarbon solvent is characterized by the following indicators: aromatics 99.5%; t kip. 186-21b With; density of 893 kg / m; ignition temperature (Pekski Martens), PRI me R 3. A series of base oils was prepared by heating soybean oil to 93 ° C in a reactor made of stainless steel to reduce the pressure in the reactor by 98 kPa (so that the absolute pressure in the reactor was 2 kPa) further heating oils up to 312 С 416P59 6 and maintaining this temperature while stirring the oil for a predetermined amount of time. A series of soybean oils is obtained, subjected to hot polymerization for the time indicated in Table. 6, Tables, and 6 five 0 five 0 five PRI me R 4. Resistance to the load of lubricating oil based on rapeseed oil, compared with lubricating oils based on oil. The comparison is carried out using equipment according to the standard of Sweden, mounted on a chain saw blade. The radius of the tip of the tooth head of the blade is 28 mm and there is no wheel with which the tooth tip engages, and at the top there is a sliding contact between the blade and the saw chain, It uses a chain of brand 50 AC 54 E Oregon, which leads to two electric motor with a speed of 17 m / s. The surface pressure between the chain and the web is controlled by changing the web load with the help of appropriate weights. The chain lubricating oil is supplied to the web through the lubrication hole with a pump at a flow rate of 6 ml / min. During testing by the Institute, the temperature of the edge of the saw blade is measured as a function of the load. The oils used for comparison are conventional oils used for lubricating chains. chain forces. For each oil, the test is stopped when the temperature of the web edge reaches, or after a test time of 180 s, LUBRICATED COMPOSITION on. The basis of rapeseed oil imbet following composition Rapeseed oil 79.5 Polymerized hornWhen a tse - I pi run at idle for 15 s 16P59. eight By the way soybean oil according to example 3, the viscosity at AP ° C is 115 MMVc Zinc dialkyl dithiophosphate .20.0 0.5 The results of temperature measurements.,. under various loads are given in Table. 7, Table - operation mode is 2600 rpm, with a duration of 45 s and full 9 open throttle mode 7000 rpm. The test oil based on rapeseed oil has the following honeycomb, o6i%: AB 73,6 rapeseed oil Fraction of aromatic hydrocarbons 20.0 drobis OLOA 340 K 6.4 reduced power output; the mesh of the silencer was partially covered with an aroma, was:; p-schena PRI me R 5, In an experiment, rapeseed oil based oil for use in a hydraulic system was compared to oil prepared from oil. Test equipment includes two axial piston pumps (model PAF 10-RK- Parker B with a working pressure of 315 bar and a capacity of 10) 5 which are driven by 11 kW electric motors with a rotation speed of 1600 rpm alternately move the working piston of the same hydraulic cylinder, each in its direction, In one of naso s as a fluid in the hydraulic system used rapeseed oil, and in another as nass 16059. ten Orobis OLOA 340 K is a mixture containing 80-90% isostearic acid polyethylene amide and 10-20% calcium phenyl stearate. As a comparative oil, an oil-based lubricating oil for a two-stroke outboard engine is used. 1Q The test results are shown in Table. eight Table B , 5-32 2.5 after carburetor replacement. Normal operation, the saw vibrated more strongly than the previous one. The centrifugal clutch was destroyed, the test was terminated. liquids for comparison use Shell Tellus 46 oil.} The liquid, as a base of which, rapeseed oil is used as follows,%: Rapeseed oil 97.85 Polyethylene amide of isostearic acid 2.10 Zinc dialkis dithiophosphate 0.05 (Zn) During the experiment, the temperatures of both oils are kept constant and equal by means of water coolers controlled by a thermostat. However, the flow of work at a working pressure of 360 bar, power loss where oil is used 111A1605912 the oil is so large that the cooling effect, which in the same models is not able to maintain its time, indicates that the pumps are worn out. .. The oil is 50 ° C, and it is about 58 ° C. After every 100 hours of operation, the flow rate for leakage from each pump is measured. The purpose of these measurements is to attempt to detect a change in the volume coefficient from Table 9. Pressure bar Duration work, h 100 300 160 300 200300 250300 315300 360300 After each pressure, the results of which are given in the oil ki were analyzed, Table 10. Table 10 CharacteristicsDuration, h About 300 600 I 900 I 1200 T ISQQ 1800 Rapeseed oil Viscosity at C0 (cct). 8,08,168,40 with (cct) 33.3 34.0 34.0 34.7 35.6 35.6 37.5 Viscosity Index 226214221 Acid number, mg KOH / G 1.98 2.11 2.44 2.14 2.06 1.92 1.95 Fe, mg / l -0,1 C, mg / l 0,5 Oil Oil Viscosity at: UOCH (cct), 8.7 40 C (cct) 43.4 0.6 0.8 1.9 2.42.6 3.2 7.0 15.0 16.0 17.025.024.0 6.69 6.64 ° 38.1 38.2 34.6 34,634,333.6 useful action that in ts same the very time indicates the wear of the pumps. .. In tab. 9 shows the operating pressures and the duration of the pumps (the total duration of operation is about 1800 hours). Continued table.10 CharacteristicsDuration, h About 300 600 900 I 1200 G 1509 G 1800 Index in z-: bones 183154, 146 Acid number; lo, mg / KOH / g 0.67 0.66 0.67 0.59 0.55. 0.46 0.30 : Fe, mg / l 0.1 2.4 2.7 2.3 2.5 1.7 2.8; C, mg / l. 0.5 9.0 11.0 11.0 11.0 12.0 12.0 . Initially a higher sign in the oil cylinder The rape seed acid number 20 significantly exceeds the piston stroke time (the oil is a result of using rape oil in the cylinder. The data of 1 additives, and the increase in the flow rate for leakage at different times of copper during the experiment, the amount is explained high acid number of Table 11 (work on the side of oils. When working in conditions of excess-25 pistons) and table. 12 (work on the side pressure (360 bar), the stroke time is not the rod piston), T a b l and c a 1 1 Oil Time, h 100 I 600 9 (Thu 1200 1600 1800 ,, LI Rape, l / min 0.086 0.114 0.132 0.172 0.680 0.674 Oil No, l / min 0.126 0.199 0.281 0.535 2.530 2.894 "..- - - - .- - ---.-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - i .Table 12 OilWork time, h 200 G 500 I800 I 14.00 1700 Rape, l / min 0.081 0.1110.122 0.270 0.654 Oil, l / min 0.128 0, .1900,277 0.768 2.598
权利要求:
Claims (1) [1] The large increase in oil leakage flow rate is a consequence of the greater renewal of the pump components and the decrease in the viscosity of this oil during the course of the experiment. Leaks cause the oil temperature to rise, which also partially reduces viscosity and increases leakage. Invention Formula Lubricant composition and oil base, representing both fraction triglyceride esters of monopolymer C, g 22 saturated and unsaturated w) acids, glycerol and glycerol, with the addition of an additive, which, in order to improve the viscosity characteristics of the composition, it contains as a base 55 the specified fraction with an iodine number of 77-110 and a viscosity index of 194-227 or its mixture with 20% by weight of the polymerization product at the temperature of the triglyceride ester fraction of straight-chain fatty acids and glycerol and as an additive contains a compound selected from the group: by - isostearic acid polyethylene amide, calcium phenyl stearate, zinc dialkyldithio-phosphate, fraction of aromatic hydrocarbons, boiling out in the range of B6-2 6 ° C, and density of 893 kg / m, oleic acid methyl ester or d mixture, in the following ratio ponentes, wt .: Specified fraction of triglycerol esters of the direct chain C, g - C saturated or fatty acids and glycerin or its mixture with 20 wt.% of polymerization product 70.0-99.5. Specified additive Up to 100
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