Base oils

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Base oils

Base oils play an essential role in lubricant production, and among the various options, Base Oil is notable for its distinctive features and advantages.

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Types of Base Oil

Base oils are generally divided into two main categories: mineral base oils and synthetic base oils, which include Group I and Group II/III. This classification is determined by the level of refinement and processing that the base oil has undergone.

Group V Group IV Group III Group II Group I Types of Base Oil
includes all synthetic fluids other than PAOs PAOs synthetic lubricant >120 80-120 80-120 VI (dl/g)
All other base oils not included in groups I, II, III, or IV PAOs synthetic lubricant <0.03 <0.03 >0.03 Sulfur (%)
All other base oils not included in groups I, II, III, or IV PAOs synthetic lubricant >90 >90 <90 saturates(%)
Bio degradable base and food grade lubricants Is the presence of (PAOs) as a new element including aerospace lubricants, industrial lubricants, and high-performance automotive engine oils Automotive engine oils, Industrial lubricants, Compressor oilsا applications, including: Automotive engine oils, Industrial lubricants, Greases Applications
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Mineral Base Oil Production Process

Nearly all lubricants utilized in industrial settings today originated as base oil. The base oil classification outlines the composition of the oil, its manufacturing process, and its performance in various conditions, including extreme temperatures.

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Property method Crucial reason Assessment
Viscosity Specifies the viscosity grade of base oil. Viscometer
Viscosity index Describes the relationship between viscosity and temperature. Viscosity difference between 40°C and 100°C, indexed.
Specific gravity Specifies the density of oil in comparison to water. Specific gravity meter
Flash point Explains the characteristics of high-temperature volatility and flammability. Flash point tester, the temperature at which a surface flame is produced.
Pour point Describes the fluidity behavior of oil at low temperatures. Gravity flow in a testing jar, temperature

Physical Characteristics of Base Stocks

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