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Ester Oxidation—The Effect of an Iron Surface

F. Lockwood Martin Marietta Laboratories, Baltimore, Maryland, 21227
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E. E. Klaus Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pennsylvania, 16802
Pages 236-244 | Published online: 25 Mar 2008

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Ho-Chieh Wong, Jin-Shang Liou, Chin-Tsan Wu, Su-Terng Chang & Chia-Soon Ku. (2002) Bench Test Evaluation of Thermal Stability and Lubricity of Anti-Wear Hydraulic Oils in an Acid Atmosphere. Tribology Transactions 45:2, pages 217-222.
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T. Konishi & J.M. Perez. (1997) Properties of Polyol Esters–-Lubrication of an Aluminum Silicon Alloy. Tribology Transactions 40:3, pages 500-506.
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R.S. Gates, K.L. Jewett & S.M. Hsu. (1989) A Study on the Nature of Boundary Lubricating Film: Analytical Method Development. Tribology Transactions 32:4, pages 423-430.
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A.J. Winn, D. Dowson & J.C. Bell. (1995) The lubricated wear of ceramics. Tribology International 28:6, pages 395-402.
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T. COLCLOUGH. 1993. Atmospheric Oxidation and Antioxidants. Atmospheric Oxidation and Antioxidants 1 69 .
Selda Gunsel, Frances E. Lockwood & Tom D. Westmoreland. Engine Oil Oxidation correlation of the ASTM III-D and III-E Sequence Engine Tests to Bench Tests. Engine Oil Oxidation correlation of the ASTM III-D and III-E Sequence Engine Tests to Bench Tests.
A. V. Ivanov, G. M. Balak, T. S. Aleshina & N. A. Ponomarenko. (1989) Influence of metals on thermal oxidation stability of KS-19 oil. Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils 25:3, pages 174-176.
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. 1989. Tribology of Miniature Systems. Tribology of Miniature Systems 509 557 .
T. H. Dincher, E. E. Klaus & J. L. Duda. The Influence of Iron Salts and Blow-By Products Including Water and N 2 O On the Oxidation of Automotive Lubricants . The Influence of Iron Salts and Blow-By Products Including Water and N 2 O On the Oxidation of Automotive Lubricants .
Michael T. Dugger & Yip-Wah Chung. (2011) Exploring Failure Mechanisms of Lubricated 52100 Steel Contacts in High Vacuum and Dry Air. MRS Proceedings 140.
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Satish K. Naidu, E.Erwin Klaus & J.Larry Duda. (1988) Thermal stability of esters under simulated boundary lubrication conditions. Wear 121:2, pages 211-222.
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