Abstract
In the first report, a laser light scattering apparatus and a diamond-anvil cell were designed and set up for the evaluation of mechanical properties of lubricating oils under high-pressure EHL conditions. Employing these appratuses, Brillouin scatterings were measured for several alcohols, hydrocarbons and synthetic lubricating oils at high pressure. Pressure dependency of sound velocity and density for these liquids was obtained and was discussed considering the molecular structure of paraffinic oils and naphthenic oils.
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