What the meanig of «Anti-Wear (AW) additives»?
Additives that prevent metal-to-metal contact and reduce wear.
Glossary
- 5 wheel/fifth-wheel coupling
- DPF (Diesel Particulate Filter)
- EGR (Exhaust Gas Recirculation)
- FZG test
- PAO
- pH
- SAPS
- SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction)
- Adhesion
- Base Oil
- Ashless additives
- Biodegradability
- Viscosity
- Viscosity CCS
- Dynamic viscosity
- MRV, the viscosity of the pumpability
- Evaporation according to the NOACK method
- NOACK Volatility Test
- Four-Ball Wear Test
- High temperature viscosity at high shear speed HTHS
- Hydrodynamic Lubrication
- Hydrocracking oil
- Hydrolytic Stability
- Boundary Lubrication
- Density
- Deaeration
- Demulsibility
- Deemulsification
- Brookfield dynamic viscosity
- Wear scar diameter
- Dielectric Strength
- Total Base Number (TBN)
- Viscosity index
- Load wear index
- Total Acid Number (TAN)
- Kinematic viscosity (@ 40, 100 ⁰С)
- Coefficient of Friction
- Antifreeze color
- Color according to the ASTM scale
- Grease
- Corrosion of Copper
- Volatility
- Alkalinity
- Mass content of active elements (Ca, Zn, Mg, P)
- Mass content of water
- Mineral oil
- Friction Modifier
- Welding load
- Semi-synthetic oil
- Oxidative stability
- Additives
- EP (Extreme Pressure) additives
- Anti-Wear (AW) additives
- Antifoam additives
- Synthetic oil
- Shear Stability
- Sulphated Ash
- Pour Point
- Boiling point of brake fluid
- Coolant boiling point
- The crystallization onset temperature
- Flash point
- Rust test
- Tribological properties
- Food grade lubricants
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