Synthesis and characterization of eco-friendly bio lubricants from plant-based oils
P. G. T. Chamika, Selladurai Arasaretnam, Shanmugam Premkumar
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P. G. T. Chamika, Selladurai Arasaretnam, Shanmugam Premkumar
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Nowadays petroleum oil lubricants are most commonly use lubricant in motor vehicles and industrial machines. But those petroleum base lubricants create major problems to the marine and terrestrial environment. Researchers are trying to find new substances which are chemically modified for the substitution for petroleum base lubricant. Therefore, in this research four different types of bio lubricants were prepared by chemical modification of plant base oils such as Coconut oil, Palm oil, Neem oil and Waste palm oil. The bio lubricant was characterized using GC-MS analysis. And also Flash point, density at 150C, 400C and 1000C, viscosity at 400C and 1000C, viscosity index, acid value, yield percentage and cost of product of samples were analyzed.
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Nowadays petroleum oil lubricants are most commonly use lubricant in motor vehicles and industrial machines. But those petroleum base lubricants create major problems to the marine and terrestrial environment. Researchers are trying to find new substances which are chemically modified for the substitution for petroleum base lubricant. Therefore, in this research four different types of bio lubricants were prepared by chemical modification of plant base oils such as Coconut oil, Palm oil, Neem oil and Waste palm oil. The bio lubricant was characterized using GC-MS analysis. And also Flash point, density at 150C, 400C and 1000C, viscosity at 400C and 1000C, viscosity index, acid value, yield percentage and cost of product of samples were analyzed.
Key concepts: Flash point, Viscosity index, Lubricant, Pour point, Base oil, Petroleum, Acid value, Environmentally friendly