Problems with the use of 32# turbine oil
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32# turbine oil is used in gas turbines; its quality tests show that it meets the requirements regarding anti-emulsification properties and kinematic viscosity, so why is it still milky white? How should it be handled?
How long has this oil been in use? Have a professional manufacturer analyze the rotary oxygen bomb
Is 32# turbine oil steam turbine oil or gas turbine oil? If the oil is correct, could there be a leak in the oil cooler?
Was the analysis done by the poster’s own company or by the original manufacturer? It is recommended that the original manufacturer conduct an analysis; moreover, we have also encountered situations where the oil cooler had leaks
Emulsification due to excessive moisture content. Come to me for a solution
It’s the same in our company as well: the syngas compressor is milky white, while the four-in-one unit for nitric acid and ammonia works normally
The cooler that has just been washed – I’m wondering if water got inside it.
This one belongs to another unit; its color is darker.