Lubricating oil composition for diesel engine
AssigneesNippon Oil Co., Ltd., Japan Petroleum Energy Center
InventorsIsao KURIHARA, Mineo Kagaya
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AssigneesNippon Oil Co., Ltd., Japan Petroleum Energy Center
InventorsIsao KURIHARA, Mineo Kagaya
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The invention provides lubricant compositions for diesel engines having a regenerative DPF, which prolong life of the DPF by inhibiting accumulation of components depositable on DPF inner walls, diesel engine systems having a regenerative DPF with prolonged life, and a method for inhibiting accumulation of components depositing on the DPF in the system. The present composition is for diesel engines having a regenerative DPF and running on diesel fuel with <10 mass ppm sulfur, contains a base oil and additives including (A) metal detergent, (B) ashless dispersant, and (C) phosphorus-based anti-wear agent, and satisfies the conditions of a sulfated ash content of 0.4-2 mass %, an atomic ratio of metal from component (A) to the total phosphorus of 0.2-3, an atomic ratio of the total boron to metal from component (A) of 0.2-2, and an atomic ratio of the total sulfur to metal from component (A) of 0-4.
A lubricant composition for a diesel engine, said diesel engine being equipped with a regenerative DPF and running on diesel fuel with not more than 10 mass ppm sulfur, said lubricant composition comprising:
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A diesel engine system running on diesel fuel with not more than 10 mass ppm sulfur, comprising a regenerative DPF and a lubricant comprising a lubricant composition as an engine lubricant, said lubricant composition comprising:
A method for inhibiting accumulation of a depositing component on a regenerative DPF in a diesel engine system, said method comprising running said engine system on diesel fuel with not more than 10 mass ppm sulfur, and operating said engine system using a lubricant composition as a lubricant for said diesel engine system, said lubricant composition comprising:
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