Meanings
plural revitalizants
- countableuncountableA fuel or oil additive that creates a cermet coating on internal engine parts.
It is possible to term all products for similar treatment as revitalizants that are the substances, which regenerate the life of a friction pair...
2004, V. Babak, V. Stadnychenko, “Application of revitalisants for extension of resource and restoring worn‐out friction units of aviation axial‐piston hydromachines”, in Aviation, volume 8, number 12 more examples
The addition of HADO revitalizant to oil contributed to an approximately twofold decrease in the wear of 38XC steel with plasma hardening during wearing-in after cutting off the lubricant.
2017 July, V.A. Korotkov, “Impact of plasma hardening on the wear resistance of 38XC steel”, in Journal of Friction and Wear, volume 38, number 4The company states that in an engine, the areas of excessive stress have a lot of destructive heat. This excessive heat energy is used by revitalizant to construct the protective layer.
2017 October 16, “Probuz and Reverto Lubricants Launched in India”, in Overdrive
Origin
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