ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 "Lub-Up HS"
- Achieving Excellent Lubricity with Small Doses in Fuel Oil at High-Temperatures -

November 12, 2012

TOKYO-Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, (MOL; President: Koichi Muto) today announced that MOL and Taihokozai Co., Ltd. have jointly developed fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 lubricity additive "Lub-Up HS," which is excellent in improving lubricity of fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 with small doses at actual high-temperature usage environments. MOL and Taihokozai began their collaboration to develop fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 additive to improve lubricity of fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 two years ago.

The excellent lubricity achieved with "Lub-Up ビンゴ ルーレット 無料" has been proved by HFRR test machine(*1) and the four-ball machine test(*2) at the laboratory level. The same results were verified by MOL's originally-modified abrasive wheel wear test machine(*3) at high-temperature usage environments, which was impossible to verify by the above two test method.

Product Outline

Name: "Lub-Up HS"
Manufacturing company: Taihokozai Co., Ltd.
Dosage: 100 - 200 ppm ("Lube up HS": Fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 = 1:10,000 - 1:5,000)
Characteristics: Small doses will contribute to vessel management cost reduction.

Lower sulfur content of fuels in line with global low sulfur marine fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 regulations results in lower fuel ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 lubricity, which may cause malfunction of fuel pumps and other fuel line machinery. New "Lub-Up HS" additive should reduce such occurrences.

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*1:HFRR stands for High Frequency Reciprocating Rig, as standardized by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). The HFRR method reciprocates, rubbing a steel ball on a stationary steel disk.

*2:Four-ball machine test is devised by Shell, a major ビンゴ ルーレット 無料 company. Three steel balls are clamped together to form a cradle upon which a fourth ball rotates on a vertical axis.

*3:Similar method to HFRR. This method can increase sample temperature uniformly up to about 150°C.