Hydrogenation of lubricating oil, sampling of transformer oil – it has turned white and opaque; is there water present? How can this be adjusted?

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Hydrogenation of lubricating oil, sampling of transformer oil – it has turned white and opaque; is there water present? How can this be adjusted?

Reply #22018-10-09

A brief pause will tell you whether it contains water; laboratories can also conduct tests to analyze the water content. If water is present, the water content can be reduced by increasing the temperature

Reply #32018-10-17

It should be possible to get it out with water; it’s emulsified and opaque

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