Performance Test Methods for Two-Stroke Cycle Engine Lubricants Including Lean Fuel-Oil Ratio Conditions
790078
2/1/1979
- Content
- Development of 2-stroke cycle gasoline engines towards higher specific outputs and environmental aspects have resulted in more stringent lubricating oil requirements. A classification system is being generated by SAE/ASTM/API in cooperation with CEC to facilitate selection of suitable oils with different performance levels depending on their application.Standardized CEC Test Methods and European in-house tests used for 2stroke oil development are described and discussed. Special oils for use at lean fuel : oil ratios and biodegradeable lubricants have been developed. Typical bench and field test results obtained with modern formulation concepts and reference oils are presented.
- Citation
- Eberan-Eberhorst, C. and Martin, H., "Performance Test Methods for Two-Stroke Cycle Engine Lubricants Including Lean Fuel-Oil Ratio Conditions," 1979 Automotive Engineering Congress and Exposition, Detroit, Michigan, United States, February 26, 1979, https://doi.org/10.4271/790078.