- Biolubricant is
a product, other than food or feed, substantially composed of certain
biological products, agricultural materials or forestry materials.
- The term
biolubricants applies to all lubricants which are both rapidly
biodegradable and nontoxic for humans and aquatic environments.
- ‘Biolubricants’
are often, but not necessarily, based on vegetable oils.
- A modified
standard oxidation procedure, more suitable for the chemical
composition of the biolubricant, has been carried out.
- Generally
Biolubricants prepared with mono-unsaturated fatty acids.
- Biolubricants
must be used in priority for all applications where there is an
environmental risk.
- The main demand
for bio-lubricants comes from mobile hydraulic applications.
- The industry
standard for a change over from mineral oil to bio-oil is a 2% maximum
contamination with mineral oil /VDM1, ISO1/. Any major contamination
may lead to excessive formation of zinc soap and other unwanted
by-products, causing foaming, filter clogging, and premature
degradation of the fluid.
- Biolubricants
can be used very successfully as concrete release agents.
Biolubricants can be beneficial to industry due to the fact that they
are functionally non toxic and are readily biodegradable.
- One of the
important advantages for crop based lubricants, is the much lower
coefficient of friction, which can lead to reduction of energy for
almost any equipment which uses biolubricants; energy savings in
operation is an attractive benefit.
- In UK the total
hydraulic fluids market amounts to 120,000 tonnes per annum,
biolubricants currently account for less than 1% of this market, or
less than 1,000 tonnes per annum. The greatest potential for expansion
of biolubricants markets is thought to lie with hydraulic fluids.
- Some industry
estimates predict that introduction of eco-labelling and incentives
for use of biolubricants could increase uptake by 5%.
- The United
States lags about 10 years behind Scandinavia and Germany in work on
biolubricants.
- For many of the
emerging markets for biobased lubricants, the appeal is that the
products are kinder to the environment than their petroleum-based
counterparts.
- Lubricants of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, the country’s largest producer of
biolubricants.
- As demand for
biobased lubricants increases and prices rise, the ratio of the prices
of biobased and petroleum-based lubricants would increase if all other
factors, such as the cost of producing bio-oils and the price of crude
oil, remained constant.
- The high price
of biolubricants is the main restriction for the development of
biolubricants at the current time.
- The market for
soybean oil in lubricants will be driven by a combination of
environmental concerns, economics and performance issues.
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Introduction
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Harmonising the biolubricant Definition
- Oil Seed
Crushing and Bio diesel/Biolubricant
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Synthetic Bio lubricants
Company
Profile & suppliers
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Company From Sweden
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Company From Europe
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Company From
Malaysia
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Company From America
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Suppliers of Biolubricants
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Company From USA
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Company From India
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Company From US
Consultant
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Consultant In USA
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Consultant In
India
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Biolubricant Expert
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Consultant In
Belgium
Market
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Annual report of the Government Industry
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Green Means go
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Bio-based Oils in Hydraulics – Experiences from
Five Years of Market Introduction in Germany
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One Slick Trick
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Experiences with the German market Introduction
program for biolubricants
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Biolubricants technical and market survey
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Biolubricants
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Biolubricants Market Data Sheet
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An Overview on Key Regions, Trends, Suppliers and
Leading
Application
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Industrial
Ecology Applications Biolubricantsin Aluminum Production
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Biobased Products
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Biodegradable
lubricants
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Realising the
potential of Spent biolubricants as concrete Release agents
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Biolubricant
Protecting the Environment
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New non food technologies using (un) Saturated &
hydroxy functionalised fatty acid
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The use of Biolubricants manufactured from
Renewable Resources
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Ultimate
Performance BioLubricants & Cleaners
Product
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Bio- Mold Away
- All-Purpose Food
Processing Cleaner / Degreaser
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Bio-Boat Wash
Report
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National Ag-Based Lubricants Center
- Biobased Transformer
Coolant Fluid Is Quickly Adopted
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Western looks into
bio-based transformer dielectric fluid
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Interactive European
Network for Industrial Crops and their Applications
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The Evolution Of Soybean based Transformer oil at
waver light & power
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Production
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Realising
the economic potential of sustainable resources - bioproducts from
non-food crops
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Trial cultivation of
Crambe abyssinica
in the open field for
biolubricant production.
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Crop Rotations for Natural Soil Fumigation and
Biodiesel Production: Crop Rotations for Natural Soil Fumigation
- A Review
of Oleochemicals Processing Efforts at the University of Nebraska
- Self-BioFueledTM
Trains & Locomotives
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Bioproducts development and production survey
Project
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Towards long-life bio-lubricants using
advanced design and monitoring tools
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Food and
Industrial Oil Research
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IBIOLAB Technical Program
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Implementing the processing of hydraulic biolubricants from
rapeseed, sunflower & oleic sunflower
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Multi-Feedstock
Biodiesel Project (in earlier phases titled Cost-Effective Options
for Testing of Biodiesel from Low-Cost Feedstocks)
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Results of Agronomic & weed science research
Patent
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Automated Intelligent system for Lubricant
Manufacture Optimization
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Lubricant Oil Composition
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Use of rapeseed oil in biolubricants
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Process to obtain biolubricants and
bioparaffins by hydro processing mixtures of wax obtained from
renewable resources & waxes of mineral origin
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Epithelial Remove Tool
Process
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Using Life
Cycle Assessment to Evaluate Biobased Alternatives
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Usage of Fatty Waste for Production of
Biodiesel
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H3PO4/Al2O3
Catalysts: Characterization
and Catalytic Evaluation ofOleic Acid Conversion to Biofuels and
Biolubricant
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Cooling Lubricants
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New & Used
Biolubricants
- Direct
Capture of Products from Bio transformations
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Biolubricants
&their control for sustainable development
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Synthesis of
biolubricants with high viscosity and high oxidation stability
Safety &
Standards
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The New Homestead Act: Montanans for
Bio-Product Development
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Biolubricants smooth way to a cleaner
environment
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Safety of
biolubricants in electrical
equipment
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Biodiesel
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Biodegradability Primer
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