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Lubrication Materials science Lubricant Tribology Aqueous solution Biodiesel Dispersion (optics) Metallurgy Adsorption Composite material Soot Chemistry Physics Biochemistry Catalysis Combustion Physical chemistry Optics Organic chemistry

Chuan Li , Qiaoen He , Jiale Fu , Peng Pu , Hao Liu , Qunqun Cheng , Hongzhi Luo , Qiuting Zhao , Xuanxuan Wang ·

YOU? · · 2021 · Open Access · · DOI: https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/621/1/012049 · OA: W3121303810

Biodiesel soot particles (BSPs) and first heat-treated and then acid-treated BSPs (T-BSPs) were employed as lubricant additives for GCr15 steel/316 austenitic stainless steel contacts in aqueous media. Their tribological performances and mechanisms were tested. The result shows that T-BSPs exhibited better lubricating performances than BSPs in aqueous media. Moreover, it is proved that both BSPs and T-BSPs could enter the friction surfaces and prevent the direct steel–steel contact. In addition, T-BSPs exhibited better dispersion in water, which aided uniform adsorption on the friction surfaces, resulting in better friction-reducing and antiwear performances.