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【Discussion】The filler’s nameplate indicates that the amount of oil added is 0.18 milliliters per rotation; what is the equivalent in drops per rotation?

2017-03-18View Original

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This post was last edited by shutong on 2017-4-3 23:30. [Discussion] The gauge on the oil filler indicates an oil dosage of 0.18 milliliters per rotation; what is the equivalent in drops per rotation? 10 revolutions per minute
Reply #22017-03-20
There are about 20 to 25 drops per milliliter, with each drop being approximately 0.045 to 0.05 milliliters. Based on these figures, the theoretical value is around 3.6 to 4.5 drops per rotation, although this amount can be adjusted as needed depending on actual conditions
Reply #32017-03-21
Adjust so that 4 to 5 drops per revolution of the data, or 40 to 50 drops per minute; adjust up or down as appropriate depending on the condition of the piston rings

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