Formulation of automotive lubricants

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The formulation of lubricants for current light-and heavy-duty vehicles (passenger cars and trucks) and also motorcycles/small engines is described in terms of engine types and meeting European, US and Japanese emission control requirements. Trends in the formulation of lubricants are discussed and the importance of high and low 'SAPS' for future developments emphasised. Specification and evaluation of lubricant performance for light-vehicle gasoline and diesel, and also heavy-duty diesel engines are described. Emphasis is given to diesel engine cleanliness by soot and deposit control and the effect of emission controls on lubricant formulation. The lubricant requirements for motorcycle and small engines, primarily two-stroke cycle, and their specifications are described. © 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.

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Atkinson, D., Brown, A. J., Jilbert, D., & Lamb, G. (2010). Formulation of automotive lubricants. In Chemistry and Technology of Lubricants: Third Edition (pp. 293–324). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1023/b105569_9

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