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Low and High Temperature Non-Newtonian
Behavior of Automatic Transmission Fluids
Reuben Sarkar
General Motors Powertrain
Mark T. Devlin, Shoutian Li, Michael B. Glasgow and Tze-Chi Jao
Ethyl Petroleum Additives Inc.
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Low and High Temperature Non-Newtonian Behavior of
Automatic Transmission Fluids
Reuben Sarkar
General Motors Powertrain
Ethyl Petroleum Additives Inc.
Copyright © 2002 Society of Automotive Engineers, Inc.
ABSTRACT
Rheological properties of automatic transmission fluids
(ATFs) are typically characterized by their kinematic
(ASTM D 445) and Brookfield (ASTM D 2983) viscosities.
However, ATFs contain polymeric viscosity modifiers,
which often result in non-Newtonian fluid behavior as the
polymers align and stretch under the shear stresses
experienced in automatic transmissions. Therefore, the
standard rheological tests, which are normally run under
low shear stresses , may not adequately characterize an
ATF's flow properties under the operating conditions of the
automatic transmission. This study was designed to
characterize the rheological properties of ATFs containing
different amounts of viscosity modifiers, different base oil
types and different levels of permanent shear stability
under the shear and temperature conditions which exist in
automatic transmissions. The results indicate that fluids
with the same kinematic and Brookfield viscosities can
have viscosities under typical transmission operating
conditions that differ by as much as 40%.
INTRODUCTION
The rheological properties of lubricants in general have
been extensively studied, since these properties control a
lubricant
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