Lubricating Oil Properties Affecting Fuel Economy in Diesel Engines
811412
11/1/1981
- Content
- This paper summarizes the study of the effects of oil formulation on fuel consumption using Japanese diesel engines and vehicles. Several test techniques are described for screening fuel-efficient diesel engine oils. A diesel engine oil formulated with the optimized combination of detergent-inhibitor package and friction modifier (borate), and multigraded to 10W-30, proved to exhibit the maximum fuel economy and to pass requirements for CD quality. The improvements demonstrated in dynamometer engine tests have been confirmed in extensive field testing.
- Citation
- Kagaya, M., Sato, S., and Sugiura, K., "Lubricating Oil Properties Affecting Fuel Economy in Diesel Engines," International Pacific Conference on Automotive Engineering, Honolulu, Hawaii, United States, November 16, 1981, https://doi.org/10.4271/811412.