2014
DOI: 10.5151/engpro-simea-pap58
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Estudo Reológico De Óleos Lubrificantes Automotivos Por Meio De Reometria

Abstract: RESUMONeste trabalho, foi feito um estudo reológico de dezoito óleos comerciais, de diferentes marcas e classificações SAE. Os óleos foram submetidos a testes em regime estacionário de tensão, utilizando um reômetro AR-G2. A tensão de cisalhamento foi variada de 0 a 600Pa, à temperatura fixa de 25 o C. Foi observado que a viscosidade de todos os óleos lubrificantes diminuiu com o aumento da tensão de cisalhamento. A partir destes testes em regime estacionário, os óleos foram separados em três grupos, de acordo… Show more

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“…Lubricating oil's viscosity reduces as temperature rises, the polymer molecules increase [19]. The micelle becomes larger as a result, the reduced viscosity of the polymer-doped lubricating oil is balanced by the larger micelles [19]. This behavior shows that the EVA as well as the inclusion of TBHQ exhibit the characteristics of a viscosity improver polymer capable of enhancing the tribological property of base oil when subjected to heat.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…Lubricating oil's viscosity reduces as temperature rises, the polymer molecules increase [19]. The micelle becomes larger as a result, the reduced viscosity of the polymer-doped lubricating oil is balanced by the larger micelles [19]. This behavior shows that the EVA as well as the inclusion of TBHQ exhibit the characteristics of a viscosity improver polymer capable of enhancing the tribological property of base oil when subjected to heat.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Thus, it can be established that the addition of the two additives, both single and in combination, enhanced the lubricant thermal properties. Lubricating oil's viscosity reduces as temperature rises, the polymer molecules increase [19]. The micelle becomes larger as a result, the reduced viscosity of the polymer-doped lubricating oil is balanced by the larger micelles [19].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%