Gases in Oils
Contamination in oils can take many forms, and one of the most commonly overlooked types is gases. Gases in oils can have a significant impact on the performance and longevity of machinery, making it important to monitor and analyze the levels of gases present.
The Gas Extractor - Gases in Oils
The Gas Extractor - Gases in Oils is a device used for extracting and analyzing gases in oils. It allows for the detection and measurement of dissolved gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, as well as gases produced by chemical reactions such as methane and hydrogen.
The Gas Extractor works by drawing a sample of oil from the machinery into a vacuum-sealed container, where the gases present are then extracted and analyzed. The results can provide valuable information about the condition of the machinery, including potential issues such as overheating, contamination, and mechanical stress.
Why Monitor Gases in Oils?
Gases in oils can lead to a variety of problems, including reduced lubrication effectiveness, increased wear and tear on machinery, and even complete failure. By monitoring and analyzing the levels of gases present in oils, potential issues can be identified and addressed before they cause significant damage.
Some of the benefits of monitoring gases in oils include:
- Improved machinery reliability
- Extended machinery lifespan
- Reduced maintenance costs
- Increased safety for personnel and equipment
Conclusion
The Gas Extractor - Gases in Oils is a valuable tool for predictive maintenance in industrial settings. By monitoring the levels of gases in oils, potential issues can be identified and addressed before they lead to costly downtime and repairs. Investing in a gas extractor can provide long-term benefits for the performance and reliability of machinery, as well as increased safety for personnel and equipment.
The T2FM 500 Ferrography Laboratory is a device used for predictive maintenance by analyzing wear and contaminant particles in various industrial fluids such as lubrication oils, hydraulic fluids, greases, coolants, and fuels. The device helps in determining the wear modes inside a machine and provides maintenance recommendations. The device separates and concentrates the particles in a sample using a glass thistle tube. The sample is passed through a magnetized wire, which attracts the ferrous wear particles, and a constant and efficient flow of sample onto the ferrogram is provided to achieve efficient separation of particles up to 800 μm in size. The T2FM 500 Ferrography Laboratory is compliant with ASTM D7690 standards. It is easy to operate and requires minimal training to get started with. With its efficient particle separation and microscopic examination capabilities, it helps in identifying and analyzing wear modes in a machine, and provides recommendations for maintenance and prevention of breakdowns. The T2FM 500 Ferrography Laboratory is an efficient and reliable device for analyzing wear and contaminant particles in industrial fluids. Its ability to separate and concentrate particles, and provide recommendations for maintenance and prevention, makes it an essential tool for predictive maintenance in various industries.
Gas Extractor - Gases in oils
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