Additives acting physically at liquid-solid interfaces
Lubricants - Additives with a physical or physiological action
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Additives acting physically at liquid-solid interfaces
Lubricants - Additives with a physical or physiological action

Author : Jean AYEL

Publication date: January 10, 2002 | Lire en français

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2. Additives acting physically at liquid-solid interfaces

2.1 Organometallic detergent additives

One of the major roles of engine oils is to ensure the cleanliness of surfaces and circuits by neutralizing or evacuating undesirable products: combustion soot, products of oxidation and thermal degradation of the lubricant (varnish, carbon, sediments), cold sludge, wear debris, water and coolant, etc. through :

  • detergent additives that act on the hottest parts of the engine: pistons, rings, turbocharger turbine bearings, preventing deposits from adhering to surfaces;

  • dispersant additives, which act on cold parts such as the oil sump, timing gear housing, cylinder head cover, cylinder head cover, oil filter, oil strainer and oil pump, keeping solid and liquid impurities...

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