Hüdroformüleermise

Hüdroformüleermise refers to the process of formulating and producing hydraulic fluids. Hydraulic fluids are essential components in hydrostatic power transmission systems, acting as the medium through which power is transmitted. They also serve crucial secondary functions such as lubrication, cooling, and sealing. The development of hydraulic fluids involves selecting and blending base oils with various additives to achieve specific performance characteristics.

The base oils used in hydraulic fluids can be mineral oils, synthetic oils, or bio-based oils. Mineral oils, derived from petroleum, are the most common and cost-effective. Synthetic oils offer superior performance in extreme temperatures and demanding applications but come at a higher cost. Bio-based oils are gaining traction due to their environmental benefits, offering biodegradability and reduced toxicity.

Additives play a vital role in enhancing the properties of hydraulic fluids. Common additives include anti-wear agents to protect components, antioxidants to prevent fluid degradation, rust and corrosion inhibitors to safeguard metal surfaces, demulsifiers to separate water, and viscosity index improvers to maintain fluid viscosity over a range of temperatures. The specific formulation depends heavily on the intended application, such as in mobile hydraulics, industrial machinery, or aerospace systems, each with unique operating conditions and requirements. The goal of hüdroformüleermise is to create a fluid that ensures efficient power transfer, protects equipment, and has a long service life.