- or
commercial importance are poly-alpha-olefin (or poly-α-olefin or
polyalphaolefin,
sometimes abbreviated as PAO), a
polymer made by
polymerizing an alpha-olefin...
- with a life of 50
million cycles, if not
exposed to
polyglycol oils.
Polyalphaolefin PAO oil is
compatible with
mineral oil greases. The
relatively recently...
-
solubility are not
commonly provided by
other synthetic lubricants, such as
polyalphaolefins (PAO). PAGs
prevent sludge and
varnish from
developing at high temperatures...
-
synthetic oils made of
polyalphaolefins (PAO).
Group IV base oils have a
viscosity index range of 125 - 200.
Polyalphaolefin oils have a
higher oxidative...
- applications. Some
examples include:
glycol ethers,
organophosphate ester,
polyalphaolefin,
propylene glycol, and
silicone oils. NaK-77, a
eutectic alloy of sodium...
-
major producer of ethylene, propylene, polyethylene, Alpha-olefins,
Polyalphaolefins,
aromatic compounds and a
range of
specialty chemicals. As of the end...
- 3-diamine-forming), an
enzyme N1-acetylpolyamine oxidase, an
enzyme Metallocene Polyalphaolefin (mPAO) an
advanced synthetic base
lubricant oil This disambiguation...
- Quevedo", CSIC.
Retrieved 12
August 2012. Stropki,
Michael A. (1992). "
Polyalphaolefins: A New
Improved Cost
Effective Aircraft Radar Coolant" (PDF). Melbourne...
- and high
oxidation resistances, fluidity, and viscosity.
Polyalphaolefin or
Polyalphaolefin and
Alkylbenzene blends are
typically used.
ASHRAE Position...
- are
better at
solvating polar compounds than
alkane mineral oils and
polyalphaolefins. In the
context of lubrication,
alkylated naphthalenes are considered...
