SAE Technical Paper Series 2001
DOI: 10.4271/2001-01-3768
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Future Heavy Duty Diesel Lubricants For Low Emission Engines

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“…In that case, the lubricant oil experiences a higher shear rate, and the oil viscosity improver additive breaks down more quickly. More information on the effect of lubricant oil on diesel emissions can be found in Manni et al (1997), Stunnenberg et al (2001), Barr et al (2003), and McGeehan et al (2006). The effect of EGR on diesel engine oil is discussed by Sasaki et al (1997).…”
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“…In that case, the lubricant oil experiences a higher shear rate, and the oil viscosity improver additive breaks down more quickly. More information on the effect of lubricant oil on diesel emissions can be found in Manni et al (1997), Stunnenberg et al (2001), Barr et al (2003), and McGeehan et al (2006). The effect of EGR on diesel engine oil is discussed by Sasaki et al (1997).…”
Section: 1mentioning
confidence: 98%