Solving the problem of lubricant emulsification
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The oil taken from the gauge connected to the lubricating oil pressure line of the engine that is not in operation is yellow and turbid (while the lubricating oil taken from the base of the pressure line is clear); after being left to stand for a while, the color returns to clear. Is this emulsification?
Oil emulsification needs to be analyzed in order to determine it; relying solely on visual inspection can lead to inaccuracies. Everything should be based on the analysis of data. As for the surface observation of oil emulsification, it should be observed after the mixture has come to rest to detect emulsification; moreover, emulsification can only be confirmed by removing water from the bottom of the tank, and analysis is required for verification. Let data speak for everything. For reference.