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MNL62

Automotive Lubricants and Testing

Tung Simon, Totten George
Pages: 479
Published: 2012

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Thirty chapters provide a comprehensive overview of various lubrication aspects of a typical powertrain system including the engine, transmission, driveline, chassis, and other components. The manual addresses major issues and current development status of automotive lubricant test methods.

Topics also cover advanced lubrication and tribochemistry of the powertrain system, such as diesel fuel lubrication, specialized automotive lubricant testing development, filtration testing of automotive lubricants, lubrication of constant velocity joints, and biodegradable automotive lubricants.

Major chapters cover:
• Automotive tribology systems
• Automotive engine lubricant tests and specifications
• Transmission fluids
• Gear oils and grease
• Automotive bench test simulation and tribological bench tests
• Tribological simulation, wear tests, and laboratory characterization
• Designing for wear life and frictional performance for automotive applications
• Surface analysis and tribochemistry of automotive engine components
• Problems and opportunities regarding the lubrication of modern automotive engines
• Overview and future trends of automotive lubricants and testing

Table of Contents

Fundamental Principles of Contact and Lubrication
Wang Q., Cheng H.

Automotive Lubricants
Mackney D., Clague N., Brown G., Fish G., Durham J.

Lubricant Properties and Characterization
Henderson K., May C.

Controlling Lubricant Degradation through Performance Specification
Fox M.

Elastohydrodynamic Lubrication Film Tests and Tribological Bench Tests
Wang Q., Tung S., Liu Y., Zhang Y., Zhu D.

Automotive Engine Hardware and Lubrication Requirements
Becker E., Tung S.

Gasoline Engine and Diesel Engine Powertrain Systems
Silva P.

Automotive Bearing Systems—Journal Bearings
Mian O.

Testing and Evaluation of Lubricating Greases for Rolling Element Bearings of Automotive Systems
Li X., Wu C., Wu B., Zhang H., Luo J., Feng Q.

The Drivetrain System
Simner D.

Gear Oil Screen Testing with FZG Back-to-Back Rig
Michaelis K., O'Connor B.

Problems and Opportunities Regarding the Lubrication of Modern Automotive Engines
Yamaguchi E., Tanaka G., Matsumoto K.

Bench Performance Test Methods for Lubricated Engine Materials
Blau P., Tung S.

Current and Future Specification of Lubricant Performance
Fox M.

Automatic Transmission Lubricants
Vickerman R., Tipton C.

Other Automotive Specialized Lubricant Testing Including Manual Transmission, Rear Axle, and Gear Box Lubricant Testing and Specification
Simner D.

Design for Reduced Wear
Lewis R., Slatter T.

Nonpetroleum-Based, No/Low-Sulphur, Ash, and Phosphorus, and Bio-No-Toxicity Engine Oil Development and Testing
Woydt M.

Current and Future Advances in Materials Development for Tribological Applications
Rivolta B., Canale L.

Surface Analysis and Tribochemistry of Automotive Engine Components
Morina A., Zhao H.

Tribology and Fine Automotive Mechanical Systems
Stehr W.

Analysis of In-Service Automotive Engine Oils
Fitch J.

Diesel Fuel Lubrication and Testing
Qu J.

Filters and Filtration Testing of Automotive Fuels and Lubricants
Bessee G., Clark-Heinrich E.

Dynamic Friction Characterization and Modeling of Tripod Constant Velocity Joints
Lee C., Polycarpou A.

Biobased Automotive Lubricants
Honary L.

Appendix


Index


Committee: D02
Paper ID: MNL62-EB
DOI: 10.1520/MNL62-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-7038-4

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