Assessment of Changes in The Characteristics of Motor Oils in Grain Harvest Engines

Authors

• D A.Y Al Saadi, Al Salam University College, Air conditioning technology department, Baghdad, Iraq.Follow
• V V. Ostrikov, Federal State Budgetary Science Institution, All-Russian Scientific Research, Institute for Technology and Science, Tambov, Russia.

Document Type

Article

Keywords

engine oil, anti-wear properties, viscosity, mechanical impurities, insoluble sediment

Abstract

The period of use of grain harvesters is short and amounts to 1.5 – 3 months a year. The operating time of the internal combustion engine most often does not exceed 200 hours. At the same time, engines operate in harsh conditions of high temperatures, significant loads, and high dust levels in the air. As has been established, the engines of domestic combines and combines of the Republic of Belarus use M-10G2 and M-10DM motor oils.

How to Cite This Article

Al Saadi, D A.Y and Ostrikov, V V. (2024) "Assessment of Changes in The Characteristics of Motor Oils in Grain Harvest Engines," Babylonian Journal of Mechanical Engineering: Vol. 2: Iss. 1, Article 2.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.58496/BJME/2024/002

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