Nguyen Van Tu , Tran Van Hau , Nguyen Duc Chung , Do Tuan , Nguyen Van Hao , Feodor A. Grigoriev , Nikolai K. Myshkin , Dzmitry M. Gutsev , Uladzimir G. Kudrytski , Doan Dinh Phuong , Phan Ngoc Minh , Pham Van Trinh
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Abstract
Herein, high thermal conductivity and good lubrication paraffin based nanofluid containing boron nitride nanoplatelets (BNNP) were prepared by ultrasonication method. The BNNP prepared by chemical assisted ball milling with size ranging from 400 nm to 1 µm were dispersed in paraffin oil to obtain nanofluid. The thermal conductivity of nanofluids is much improved compared to paraffin oil and paraffin oil containing as-received hexagonal boron nitride (hBN). Besides, the nanofluid containing 0.1 % BNNP exhibited an enhancement in lubricant with 71 % reduction in coefficient of friction compared to paraffin. This is attributed to the good lubricant, nanosizes of BNNP compared to as-received hBN.
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