High temperature synthetic lubricants and related engine lubrica

Details High temperature synthetic lubricants and related engine lubrica High temperature synthetic lubricants and related engine lubrica

1987-02-12

1994-02-22

Miller, Edward A.

Compositions

Defined liquid dielectric dispersed in defined web or sheet

252 498, 252 57, C10M16904, C10M10536

Patent

active

052884325

ABSTRACT:
A high temperature lubricant composition comprising polycarboxylic acid esters and organophosphorus compounds is described. This composition is useful for lubricating very high temperature diesel engines. A method of rectifying used lubricant compositions is also described.

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