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Motor Oil for Augmented Truck Diesel Engines

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TThe harsh conditions of use of highly augmented two—cycle diesel engines with a power—to—volume ratio of more than 45 kW ( ambient temperature under 55°C, coolant and oil temperature of 130°C) impose heightened requirements not only for reliability of construction but also for motor oil quality.

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  1. N. K. Ryazantsev
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  2. Yu. S. Borodin
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  3. V. Z. Bychkov
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  4. N. V. Klimenko
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Ryazantsev, N.K., Borodin, Y.S., Bychkov, V.Z. et al. Motor Oil for Augmented Truck Diesel Engines. Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils 38, 309–311 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021230630848

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