2. Definition of "biolubricant
The prefix "bio" is applied to various subjects: "bio-based, bio-genic, bio-sourced, bio-compatible, bio-degradable" or "eco" as a synonym. Already, the multitude of terms used indicates that biolubricants are not legally defined. The following is a non-exhaustive list of synonyms proposed or not by the various existing standards:
EAL stands for Environmentally Acceptable Lubricant. The VGP (Vessel General Permit) also includes the term "environmentally friendly lubricants";
ECL for Environmentally Compatible/Considered Lubricant ;
hydraulic fluids for environmental impact (ASTM D6046, see also ASTM D6006) ;
biolubricant (see EN 16807) ;
biodegradable fire resistant hydraulics fluids (ASTM D7044 limited to...
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Websites
http://susproc.jrc.ec.europa.eu/Lubricants/index.html
http://www.biolubricants.eu ou http://www.biosmeermiddelen.com
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