Discussion on the reuse of lubricants from used generating units
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Can used lubricant from old machinery be added to pumps for use as lubricant? Also, is it possible to carry out anti-corrosion maintenance on rusty valves and bolts?
It is not advisable to use lubricant from used machinery as lubricant in pumps. It is entirely possible to carry out anti-corrosion maintenance on rusty valves and bolts
Sure, that’s exactly how our company uses it
This increases the rate of damage to the pump. Will you ask your boss to put used lubricant in his car and see if he agrees?
Hahaha, that’s an amazing answer of yours! ! !
Agree with the opinion from the second floor; it cannot be added to the pump, but can be recycled and reused. .
Used lubricating oil is considered hazardous waste and cannot be disposed of arbitrarily (including by having it taken away), as it is illegal to do so. It needs to be disposed of in accordance with the relevant regulations and channels for hazardous waste management.
Used lubricating oil is considered hazardous waste and cannot be disposed of arbitrarily (including by having it taken away), as it is illegal to do so. It needs to be disposed of in accordance with the relevant regulations and channels for hazardous waste management.
It can be collected together for reuse; for example, used engine oil can be used to cook equipment parts； Using used engine oil to maintain valve bolts and things like that works very well.