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Who has turbine oil standards?

2009-03-04View Original

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Does anyone know what grade the No. 22 turbine oil specified in SyB1201-61 currently corresponds to, or which standard this standard has been replaced by? Thank you all!
Reply #22009-03-04
No. 22 should now correspond to 32. It used to have a kinematic viscosity of 50°C, but now it has a kinematic viscosity of 40.
Reply #32009-03-05
3. Turbine oil standards and development In 1960, the domestic steam turbine oil (turbine oil) standard (SYB 1201-60) was formulated for the first time.; In 1978, the turbine oil standard was revised and SY1201-78 replaced the SYB 1201-60 standard. ; GB 2537-81 turbine oil standard was released in 1981 ; The SY 1230-83 anti-rust turbine oil standard was released in 1983. This is a transitional standard that is in line with international standards. ; In 1989, the international standard ISO8068-87 was adopted and L-TSA turbine oil GB111120-89 was formulated. * * Standard, which is the latest domestic specification standard with comprehensive performance and relatively advanced technical indicators.

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