Production of low fine sediment high TBN phenate stearate

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508574, C10M15922

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ABSTRACT:
An overbased phenate stearate is produced by overbasing a mixture that comprises sulfurized phenate, metal stearate (such as calcium stearate), at least one solvent, calcium hydroxide, and water, by contacting the mixture with carbon dioxide in the presence of an alkyl polyhydric alcohol, such as ethylene glycol. The level of agitation is maintained at a level sufficiently high so that all solids are suspended over the length of the overbasing step. The polyhydric alcohol to water ratio is maintained sufficiently high so that the ratio is at least 4:1 at the end of the overbasing step. The overbased mixture is stripped to produce an overbased phenate stearate having less than 0.10 vol. % fine sediments.

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