Engine oil compositions and preparation thereof
a technology of engine oil and composition, applied in the field of engine oil composition, can solve the problems of increasing the complexity of engine oil formulation, increasing the cost of viscosity index improver, and affecting the service life of engine oil, so as to improve the service life, reduce the level of viscosity modifier, and improve the effect of engine oil composition
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[0079] The following examples are given as non-limitative illustration of aspects of the invention. Unless specified otherwise, the components in the examples are as follows (and expressed as wt. % in the Tables):
[0080] Pour Point Reducing Blend Component (PPRBC-FTBO) is from Chevron Corporation of San Ramon, Calif. The properties are as listed in Table 4.
[0081] XOM 150N and 600N are Group I base stocks from ExxonMobil Corporation.
[0082] NESTE™ 3050, 3080 and 3043XV are Group III base oil stocks from Neste Oil Corporation, NESTE™ 3043, 3050 and 3080 have properties as follows:
TABLE 1Typical valueTypical valueTypical valueNESTE ™NESTE ™NESTE ™Property304330503080Viscosity @ 40° C.,20-212650cSt (mm2 / s)Viscosity @ 100° C.,4.2-4.45.18.0cSt (mm2 / s)Viscosity index>121126128Pour point, ° C.−18−15−15Flash point, ° C.224240260Color (ASTM D-1500-04a)Noack volatility, w %14.4Density at 15° C.831835843
[0083] XOA3161F, OLOA™ 4594HA, and OLOA™ 59912 are additive packages from Chevron Oronite...
examples 1-4
[0086] The components in Table 2 were blended together and their properties were measured. The results are also show in Table 2.
[0087] The results establish that the addition of the Pour Point Reducing Blend Component allows up to 20% reduction in the viscosity modifier (VM) content, with low temperature performance remaining essentially similar to samples with a high VM content. Low VM content is key in European engine deposit tests.
TABLE 2ExampleExampleExampleExampleAll examples are 10W40 blends1234Base stock NEXBASE 3050, wt. %48.8752.6158.2761.34Base stock NEXBASE 3080, wt. %26.9 19.4611.105.33PPRBC - FTBO, wt. %0 4.007.0010.00XOA3161F Additive, wt. %19.4 19.419.419.4PARATONE 8071, wt. % 4.904.604.304.00=100% =93.9%=87.9%=81.6%Kinematic Viscosity @ 40° C., mm2 / s————Kinematic Viscosity @ 100° C., mm2 / s14.0114.0313.8213.76CCS at −25° C.6767 685267956868Mini Rotary ViscosimeterViscosity cP (max 60,000) ASTM27400 350002390024900D4684 @ −30° C.Yield Stress, Pa (max ASTM D468...
examples 5-8
[0088] The components in Table 3 were blended together and their properties were measured. The results are shown in Table 3.
[0089] As shown, the addition of the Pour Point Reducing Blend Component allows a reduction in the viscosity modifier. There is also significantly less deposit build-up with the reduced amount of viscosity modifier used.
TABLE 3Example 5Example 6Example 7Example 8Components in wt. %10W4010W4015W5015W50NEXBASE 3043XV4030——XOM 150N28.9641.5569.7263.06XOM 600N14.922.6519.0916.26PPRBC - FTBO, wt. %—10—10OLOA 4594HA14.714.7OLOA 59912——9.509.50OLOA 2509Z——0.40—OLOA 198030.30———Paratone 8900, wt. %1.12 = 100%1.10 = 98.2%1.29 = 100%1.18 = 91.4%Kinematic Viscosity @102.9102——40° C., mm2 / sKinematic Viscosity @15.5115.4918.2418.32100° C., mm2 / sCCS at −20° C.——71407200CCS at −25° C.71507090——HTHS viscosity, cP4.484.514.804.92ASTM D5481Panel Coker Deposit - mg.,519.9371.0271.6138.6average from 4 panels
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TABLE 4PropertiesPPRBC - FTBOKinematic Viscosity @ 40° C., cSt (m...
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