450183: Chemistry and Prevention of PISTON-RING STICKING - Technical Paper

Event: Pre-1964 SAE Technical Papers

Authors

California Research Corp., Subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of Calif.

California Research Corp., Subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of Calif.

Abstract

Content: OXIDATION of lubricating oils produces, among other products, oxyacids, which, according to the study made by these authors, constitute the source of ring sticking because of a tendency to turn into insoluble deposits.

The chemical explanation of this phenomenon is given here in detail, so that it may prove useful in implementing the design of noncorrosive, anti-ring-sticking additives for heavy-duty oils.

Meta Tags

Topics: Lubricating oils
Chemicals
Corrosion

Affiliated or Co-Author: California Research Corp., Subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. of Calif.

Details

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4271/450183

Pages: 5

Citation: DENISON, G., and CLAYTON, J., "Chemistry and Prevention of PISTON-RING STICKING," SAE Technical Paper 450183, 1945, https://doi.org/10.4271/450183.

Additional Details

Publisher: SAE International

Published: Jan 1, 1945

Product Code: 450183

Content Type: Technical Paper

Language: English