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Study of the tribological properties the mixture of soybean oil and used (waste) frying oil fatty acid methyl ester under boundary lubrication conditions

Ameen et al., 2020

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14422966198061866789
Author
Ameen N
Durak E
Publication year
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Renewable Energy

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This study has been conducted with the purpose of studying the tribological properties the mixture of soybean oil and used frying oil the Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (FAMEs) under boundary lubrication conditions. Tests have been conducted between steel ball and the …
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