USED OIL ANALYSIS
Used Oil Analysis Tests
Finding the best synthetic motor oil for your car or motorcycle can be tough. We have put together this resource to help you find the best.
Chlorine in Gas Engine Oils
The X-ray Fluorescence technique is often used to detect Chlorine in landfill gas engine systems. The Chlorine comes from the Chlorinated Fluorocarbons…
Particle Counting
This technique is typically used for critical hydraulic and turbine systems which have very small clearances, e.g. servo valves. It can also…
Oxidation and Nitration in Used Oil Analysis
Both oxidation and nitration can be determined using the Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) method, which is also used to determine water content…
Water Content in Used Oil Analysis
Water contamination in oil can be extremely detrimental as it can cause any of the following: Rust/corrosionSludge formationIncrease in oil oxidationDecrease in…
Acid Number – The Indicator of Serviceability
Oil Acidity is an Indicator of Serviceability. Oil acidity increases with oxidation and the introduction of combustion by-products.
Base Number – Ability to Combat the Effects of Acid
The base number (BN) is the measurement of the oil’s ability to combat the effects of acid formed during the combustion process…
Used Oil Analysis – How It Can Help Maintain Your Equipment
There are so many benefits of Used Oil Analysis. Let us tell you why taking an oil sample can show potential problems…
