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Tribological Study of Nanoparticles Enriched Bio-based Lubricants for Piston Ring–Cylinder Interaction

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There has been much research and development to improve engine lubricants and drain intervals for IC engines through minimizing frictional losses and wear. The formulation of suitable lubricant is a function of its ability to control friction, wear, and surface damage over the intended life of a system. For actual engine operation, the lubricant should provide effective lubrication performance over the complete drain interval. Therefore, after development of a potential engine lubricating oil, an understanding is required about lubricating oil degradation and its effect on friction and wear of engine components.

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