Marine Oil Package includes: Marine System Oil Additive Package T6302, Marine Cylinder Oil Additive Package T6312 and Marine Medium Speed Trunk Piston Engine Oil Package T6323, T6324.
T6302 Marine System oil package is a product
developed to meet the stringent requirements of marine system oil. It has
anti-oxidation, anti-corrosion, anti-rust and water properties to meet the
special requirements of marine oil. This product is mainly used to
modulate the 4008 marine system oil, suitable for the lubrication of
low-speed cross head marine diesel engine crankcase.
T6312
marine cylinder oil package use the best quality TBN Booster Calcium
Sulfonate, Ashless Dispersant , Corrosion Inhibitor ZDDP, High
Temperature Antioxidant and other Lubricant Additive
Component. And it is developed according to advanced marine oil
technology formula from the domestic and foreign. The product not only has
excellent acid neutralization capacity and dispersity, wear resistance and
oxidation stability, but also have excellent demulsibility, detergency, antifoam,
anti emulsifying properties. Can meet the requirements for the special condition
of marine cylinder oil. Practice has proved that the protective effect
for marine cylinder is very notable and lasting.
The medium speed trunk piston engine oil
package T6323 and T6324 are combined based on different TBN needs blended with
superior TBN Booster Calcium Sulfonate, Ashless Dispersant, Corrosion Inhibitor
ZDDP, High Temperature Antioxidant and other Lubricant Additive Component.
T6323 is the core additive, and T6324 is a high performance TBN booster
additive. The medium speed trunk engine oil made of the two products has
excellent acid neutralization capacity, detergency and dispersancy,
antioxidant, anti-corrosion and water separation property.
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In light sources and electrical products, Sylvania has incandescent, fluorescent, energy-saving lamps, tungsten halogen lamps, high-intensity gas discharge lamps, solid-state lighting LEDs, special light sources and other product lines. Recently, due to the price increase of rare earths, Sivonia announced the increase in the price of fluorescent lamps.
Originally known as Xiwannian, Savannah was renamed Sylvania in March 2008. It is a 100-year-old European manufacturer and distributor of professional lighting products, including: Sylvania, Conord, Lumiance, LinoliteSylvania, with 18 plants in Europe, America, Africa and Asia, is now one of the world's largest producers of light and lighting products and is the third largest lighting company in Europe.
Recycling rare earth elements from waste electrical
China's rare earth reserves and production rank first in the world. China produced a total of 119,000 tons of rare earths in 2010, accounting for more than 96% of global rare earth production. According to foreign media reports, due to China's restrictions on rare earth exports and mining, resulting in increased costs of the global lighting supply chain, it is expected that other lighting manufacturers will announce further price increases in the short term.
AnujVasu, senior director of strategic business units for fluorescent lamp production in Sivonia, said: The sharp increase in the cost of this important raw material has made it impossible for us to maintain the current product price. Our goal is to provide high quality first-class products and have to raise prices. To maintain quality. The price of rare earth has increased by 10 times in just 5 months, resulting in a sharp rise in the production costs of fluorescent lamps and lighting products.
At present, countries are actively looking for countermeasures against China's restrictions on rare earths. Countries such as the United States, India and Russia are expanding rare earth mining and looking for ways to extract rare earths from waste recycling. A Japanese research team recently discovered a large amount of rare earths in the central and southeastern Pacific Ocean, and for the first time confirmed the existence of rare earth resources with mining value on the seabed. Japanese scientists believe that the seabed may contain between 80 billion and 100 billion tons of such metals, which is 1,000 times the proven reserves of rare earth metals on land.
