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Let’s discuss what the oil testing items are What testing instruments are used for each one? As far as I know, there are tests such as flash point, ignition point, copper sheet corrosion, asphalt brittle point, softening point, penetration, and ductility. Extra points for in-depth discussion!
Your question is a bit vague. First, what kind of oil is it? Also, if we were to list all the testing methods and equipment, it would likely require someone with a degree in analysis to mention everything they have learned – it’s just too extensive. The original poster could consider more specific questions.
The evaluation methods for gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, and kerosene are all different; the substances that are tested also vary, and there are even more additional components involved. How can I give a response to such a vague question?
Different oils are tested for different parameters; for example, in the case of transformer oil, key indicators to be checked include breakdown voltage, dielectric loss, moisture content, closed-cup flash point, pour point, and dynamic viscosity.
Hello, could you send me the evaluation materials at ANBD800@126.COM? Thank you! !
It would be best to specify which types of oils are involved; people can upload information on the raw material products from different refineries, so that a comprehensive overview can be obtained. Generally, the distillation range, viscosity, basic nitrogen, cold filter point, water content, and color of oils are determined
Mainly for diesel, gasoline, and fuel oil – **standard identification criteria, thank you!** ! Thank you to all friends who have followed! !