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  • Are vegetable oils Bio Lubricants?
  • Discussion of the challenges associated with vegetable oils as bio-lubricants. One of the biggest utilization of oils in the world is in the field of lubricants. Over the past 20 years, bio-based lubricating oils have been proven to be competent with traditional petroleum-based oils.
  • Which vegetable oil is best for quenchant formulation?
  • Interestingly, while soybean oil is one of the vegetable oils of greatest interest for quenchant formulation, it has almost twice the potential for oxidation than canola oil, the most stable oil in this study.
  • What are genetically engineered vegetable oils?
  • Genetically engineered vegetable oils frequently concentrate on enhancing the oxidation and thermal durability of natural oils by dropping the quantities of linolenic acid and linoleic and increasing the quantities of oleic acid .
  • Which vegetable oil basestocks are used for quenchant formulation?
  • Currently, the most commonly cited vegetable oil basestocks used for quenchant formulation in the USA are based on canola oil and , and soybean oil . Recently, a crambe oil based fluid has been reported as a potential quenchant . Przylecka and Gestwa
  • Can vegetable oil replace petroleum oil?
  • Since the objective is to use a vegetable oil as a replacement for a petroleum oil, two different petroleum oil quenchants were used for comparison; Micro Temp 157, a conventional, unaccelerated petroleum oil, and Micro Temp 153B, an accelerated petroleum oil.
  • What is a cooling curve analysis for vegetable oil?
  • Cooling curve analysis was performed on these vegetable oils at 60°C under non-agitated conditions according to ASTM D6200. These results were compared with cooling curves obtained for Microtemp 157, a conventional, unaccelerated petroleum oil, and Microtemp 153B, an accelerated petroleum oil under the same conditions.