Investigation on Oxidation Stability of Engine Oils Using Laboratory Scale Simulator

Hiroshi Moritani; Yoshio Shimura; Yoshiyuki Mizutani; Kohkichi Hoshino; Fumio Ueda; Kenyu Akiyama

doi:10.4271/952528

1995-10-01

Investigation on Oxidation Stability of Engine Oils Using Laboratory Scale Simulator 952528

The purposes of this paper are to develop a new laboratory oxidation stability testing method and to clarify factors relative to the viscosity increase of engine oil.

Polymerized products, obtained from the oil after a JASO M333-93 engine test, were found to consist mainly of carboxyl, nitrate and nitro compounds and to increase the oil viscosity.

A good similarity between the JASO M333-93 test and the laboratory simulation test was found for the polymerized products. The products were obtained not by heating oil only in air but by heating oil while supplying a synthetic blowby gas consisting of fuel pyrolysis products, NO, SO₂ and air. The laboratory test has also revealed that the viscosity increase depends on oil quality, organic Fe content and hydrocarbon composition in the fuel. Moreover, it has been found that blowby gas and organic Fe accelerate ZnDTP consumption and that aromatics concentration in the fuel correlates with the viscosity increase of oil.

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Investigation on Oxidation Stability of Engine Oils Using Laboratory Scale Simulator 952528

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