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Publications (13/13 displayed)
- 2021The performance of modified Jatropha-based nanofluid during turning processcitations
- 2021Experimental analysis of tribological performance of modified Jatropha oil enriched with nanoparticle additives for machining application
- 2020Tribological Analyses of Modified Jatropha Oil with hBN and Graphene Nanoparticles as An Alternative Lubricant for Machining Processcitations
- 2020Tribological Assessment of Modified Jatropha Oil with hBN and Graphene Nanoparticles as a New Preference for the Metalworking fluidcitations
- 2018Investigation on the Tribological Behaviour of Modified Jatropha Oil with Hexagonal Boron Nitride Particles as a Metalworking Fluid for Machining Processcitations
- 2017Tribological Evaluation on Various Formulation of Modified RBD Palm Olein as Sustainable Metalworking Fluids for Machining Processcitations
- 2017Performance evaluation of biodegradable metalworking fluids for machining process
- 2017Tribological evaluation of hexagonal boron nitride in modified jatropha oil as sustainable metalworking fluidcitations
- 2016The Effect of Tribology Behavior on Machining Performances When Using Bio-based Lubricant as a Sustainable Metalworking Fluidcitations
- 2015Performance Evaluation of Chemically Modified Crude Jatropha Oil as a Bio-based Metalworking Fluids for Machining Processcitations
- 2014The Performance of Modified Jatropha-Oil Based Trimethylolpropane (TMP) Ester on Tribology Characteristic for Sustainable Metalworking Fluids (MWFs)citations
- 2013Effect of Pouring Temperature on Microstructure Properties of Al-Si LM6 Alloy Sand Castingcitations
- 2011Experimental study of vortex flow induced by a vortex well in sand castingcitations
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thesis
Performance evaluation of biodegradable metalworking fluids for machining process
Abstract
The widely use of metalworking fluids (MWFs) petroleum-based in the industryhave a negative impact to the environment and human. Thus, various initiatives havebeen undertaken to develop bio-based MWFs especially from crude jatropha oil(CJO). However, the main drawback of CJO is that it has low thermal-oxidativestability. Therefore, the objective of this study is to develop a new formulation ofCJO-based MWFs. The newly developed modified jatropha oils (MJOs) wereformulated using transesterification process at various molar ratios of jatrophamethyl ester to trimethylolpropane (JME:TMP) denoted by MJO1 (3.1:1), MJO3(3.3:1) and MJO5 (3.5:1). Later, the MJOs were blended with hexagonal boronnitride (hBN) particles at various concentrations (0.05 to 0.5wt.%). MJOs with andwithout hBN particles were analysed based on the physicochemical properties,tribology behaviour test, orthogonal cutting and turning proses. From the results,MJO5 showed an improvement at thermal (high viscosity index) and oxidativestability (lubricant storage). MJO5c (MJO5+0.5wt.% of hBN particles) showed theoptimum physicochemical properties. In the contrary, MJO5a (MJO5+0.05wt.% ofhBN particles) exhibited excellent tribological behaviour as reduction of friction andwear, with high tapping torque efficiency. In the orthogonal cutting process, MJO5arecorded the lowest machining force and temperature, thus contributed to theformation of thinner chips, small tool-chip contact length and reduction of thespecific energy. MJO5a produced an excellent result in the machinability test byreducing the cutting force, cutting temperature and surface roughness stimulatedlonger tool life and less tool wear. In conclusion, the MJO5a has a potential impacton the lubricant market as a sustainable MWFs for the machining processes.