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Type: Lubricating oil
Implementation Standards: GJB 1263-1991
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Use: aviation turbine engine lubricant
RIPP 4058 (developed by SINOPEC Research Institute of Petroleum Processing, RIPP) is a next-generation aviation turbine engine lubricant designed to meet the extreme demands of modern aviation turbine engines under high-temperature and high-load conditions.
1. Core Performance Parameters
High-Temperature Stability:
Normal operating temperature up to 220°C, with short-term tolerance up to 240°C—20°C higher than previous-generation lubricants (4050/4106).
Flash point of 267°C, with oxidation stability exceeding international counterparts like Shell 560 and BP 2197 under the MIL-PRF-23699 HTS standard.
Enhanced thermal stability ensures extended service life and resistance to degradation.
Low-Temperature Fluidity:
Kinematic viscosity of 9,976 mPa·s at -51°C, maintaining fluidity in -40°C environments to support all-weather combat readiness for fighter aircraft.
Carbon Deposit Inhibition:
Utilizes advanced polyol ester base oil and optimized additive systems to significantly reduce high-temperature carbon deposits, addressing issues common in traditional high-heat oils (e.g., Shell 560).
Carbon control performance rivals premium international products like Mobil Jet Oil 387 and Nyco TN 400.
Other Key Metrics:
Kinematic viscosity at 100°C: 5.02 mm²/s; acid number: 0.01 mgKOH/g; pour point: -69°C.
Shelf life: 5 years (sealed); compliant with GJB 1263-1991 (revised) and SAE AS5780 HPC standards.
Formulation Optimization:
Base oil combines neopolyol esters with antioxidants and anti-wear additives, balancing high-temperature performance and material compatibility.
Advanced purity control technology minimizes impurities and particulate matter.
Multi-Scenario Compatibility:
Compatible with 2nd- to 4th-gen turbofan engines (e.g., stealth fighter engines), helicopter turboshaft engines, turboprop engines, and legacy turbojet engines.
Testing & Validation:
Passed rigorous bench tests and in-flight trials, qualifying as a candidate lubricant for next-gen Chinese fighter aircraft (e.g., J-20).
Competing with Global Premium Brands:
Matches the performance of Mobil Jet Oil 387 and Nyco TN 400 at a lower cost, accelerating import substitution.
Outperforms traditional high-heat oils (e.g., Shell 560, BP 2197) in carbon deposit control and thermal stability.
Domestic Replacement Strategy:
China’s first high-performance lubricant compliant with SAE AS5780 HPC, filling the gap in domestic high-heat aviation oils.
Complements Great Wall 4108 to cover engines across thrust classes.
Global Market Potential:
With global aviation turbine lubricant demand rising through 2025, RIPP 4058 is positioned to expand its international market share.
Compatibility:
Strictly adhere to engine-specific requirements; avoid mixing with MIL-PRF-7808L-standard oils (e.g., Mobil 254) due to differing specifications.
Maintenance:
Implement oil condition monitoring (e.g., spectroscopy, ferrography) to optimize oil change intervals and ensure system health.
RIPP 4058 achieves international-leading performance in high-temperature stability, carbon deposit suppression, and all-climate adaptability through innovative base oil formulations and process optimization. As a flagship product for China’s aviation sector, it not only supports next-gen fighter development but also drives the domestic aviation lubricant industry toward self-reliance.
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