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Tribokemi av smrjningsmedel under hgt tryck Joel Andersson High pressure spectroscopy lab Division of Physics,TFM Lule University of Technology This project is conducted in High Pressure Spectroscopy Laboratory (Materials Physics


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High pressure spectroscopy lab Division of Physics,TFM Luleå University of Technology

Joel Andersson

Tribokemi av smörjningsmedel under högt tryck

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This project is conducted in High Pressure Spectroscopy Laboratory (Materials Physics group) Supervisor: Professor Alexander Soldatov Project student Shuai Wei (AMASE program)

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Summary

Introduction, Motor oil Additives Methods and materials Results Conclusions

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Introduction: Motor oil additives

Advanced additives are used to enhance the properties of lubricants One of them is Zinc Dialkyl Dithiophosphate, ZDDP

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ZDDP as an additive

First used in the late 30:s. Anti-wear properties discovered in the 40: s. Extensively studied till today.

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ZDDP and a Tribofilm

The image is from: H. Spikes. Tribology Letters, Vol. 17, No. 3, 2004 Typical conditions for tribofilm formation: 6-9 GPa 100-250 °C

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Tribochemistry of ZDDP

Solution decomposition of ZDDP Thermal decomposition of ZDDP (at high temperature) Cross-linkage at high pressures

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Decomposition in solution

Image from: H. Spikes. Tribology Letters October 2004.

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Thermal decomposition

Mercaptides (Thiols) Olefins (alkanes) Alkyl Sulphides H2 S Zinc phosphate

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Cross-linkage of Zinc phosphate

Starting structure After one compression cycle Cross-linkage at 7GPa Nicholas J Mosey; Martin H Müser; Tom K Woo Science, 2005; 307, 5715

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Project objectives

Understanding the tribochemistry of ZDDP in solution To map the pressures and temperatures that induce change of ZDDP solution

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Methods and Materials

ZDDP in hexadecane Diamond Anvil Cell Confocal Raman spectroscopy

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Hexadecane(C16H34) ZDDP (Zn(S2P(OH)2)2

Materials

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hυ hυ3 hυ2 hυ1 hυ

Raman spectroscopy

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High Pressure Diamond Anvil Cell

Pressure up to 3 Mbar Temperature up to 600 °C Incoming light Diamond anvil Gasket (sample chamber) Sample chamber

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Results

Reference spectra, measurements of substances at ambient conditions. Definition of vibrations to follow in high pressure

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Raman spectra of ZDDP and Hexadecane

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Raman spectra of saturated solution

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830 cm-1 peak

Raman spectra in the 800-900cm-1 region

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Raman spectra in the 900-1000cm-1 region

830 cm-1 peak

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Spectral subtraction: ZDDP-Hexadecane solution

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Conclusion

We can distinguish the prominent ZDDP peaks at 963 and 830 cm-1 Analysis of these peaks indicates that they

  • riginate from Phosphorus-Oxygen and Zinc-

Oxygen bonds. We will follow these peaks evolution at high pressure

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Future work

High pressure study of ZDDP in different solvents High pressure and High temperature examination of ZDDP in solvent

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Acknowledgements

Professor Roland Larsson (Machine Elements Division, TFM, LTU)

  • Dr. Rihard Pasaribu, Dr. Piet Lugt (SKF R&D division, Holland)

Collaboration

Shuai Wei (AMASE project student) Andreas Müller (former group member, now at MPI Stuttgart)) Matias Mases (group member)

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Thank you for your attention

Questions?