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Diagnostics of equipment using Spectro Scientific oil laboratories

Today, my dear reader, we will consider with you, one of the modern methods for diagnosing the condition of equipment, such as oil analysis. This type of control gives us the opportunity not only to determine the current state of the equipment, but also to predict the service life of parts and assemblies.
To begin, let's figure out what the main function of the oil performs in the operation of the equipment. The main function of the oil is to reduce the negative impact of friction on the mating parts of the equipment, that is, protect them from mechanical wear.
Thanks to what oil oil has such properties? The answer to this question is very simple. The manufacturer of lubricants, when created, endows it with a number of physico-chemical properties, with the help of which it protects our equipment from the negative effects of friction. But with improper or prolonged use of the equipment, oil loses its useful properties.
How do we determine when oil needs to be replaced and when not? Just asking this question, the developers of Spectro Scientific created the MiniLab 153 oil laboratory, which is able to quickly and, most importantly, accurately determine whether the oil is suitable for further use, whether it still has its useful properties or needs to be replaced.
Below, we will consider in detail the devices that make up the Spectro Scientific MiniLab 153 oil laboratories, their purpose and application.
1. The first device that is part of the MiniLab 153 is the FluidScan 1100 portable infrared spectrometer, which allows us to perform chemical analysis of properties with just one drop of oil and determine such indicators as: total acid and base numbers, oxidation, nitration, sulfonation, depletion of additives , glycol, water content and soot in oil.

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