The aim of this study is to investigate the tribological behaviors of pure canola oil and 5% boric acid–added canola oil after unexpected oil drainage. Tests were performed under 0.6 m/s sliding velocity and 80 N contact force using a pin-on-disc test stand. Tests were started with full lubrication and continued for 800 m. After that the oil was drained from the oil tank and the system was run for 10,000 m without lubrication. The variation of friction coefficient, contact temperature, and wear was compared for pure and boric acid–added oil. It was observed that boric acid–added oil can continue lubricating even after oil was drained from the tank.
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