Lubrication is a procedure that involves the use of a chemical called lubricant to reduce
wear on surfaces that are in relative motion with each other. It aids in the transmission of …

Waste cooking oil (WCO) or frying oil was used for synthesis of biolubricant via
transesterification reaction. Biolubricant (dioleoyl ethylene glycol ester) was prepared from …

BACKGROUND Lubricants manufactured conventionally from non‐renewable mineral oil
resources are not biodegradable and are liable to cause adverse environmental impacts …

The environmental impact of large amounts of lubricants from mineral oils has become an
increasingly important issue. The use of rapidly biodegradable lubricants, vegetable …

Trimethylolpropane (TMP) esters are potential biodegradable basestock for biolubricant. In
order to attain environmental benignity, attention has been focused on utilizing …

High oleic palm oil based trimethylolpropane triesters (TMPTE) are potential biodegradable
base stocks for lubricant production. Calcium methoxide was used as a catalyst for the …

Refined, bleached, and deodorized palm oil become one of the potential renewable
resources in biolubricant application. However, palm oil cannot be used directly as …

Due to dwindling petroleum resources, the utilization of the waste cooking oil as a raw
material for lubricant manufacture has attracted substantial attention in recent years owing to …

It is well known that lubricating oils reduce the friction coefficient between two surfaces in
contact. Since petroleum lubricants are toxic and have a low biodegradability, they are …

In the last few years, rising environmental concerns because of the increase in accidental
spillage of lubricants have encouraged further development in plant oil–based lubricants. In …