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I beg! I wonder if there are any third-party agencies in Urumqi, Xinjiang, that provide lubricant testing services?

2015-06-15View Original

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The company needs to conduct tests on 320 Number lubricant regarding parameters such as water content, viscosity, and cleanliness. Does anyone know of any third-party testing institutions in the vicinity of Urumqi that can handle such tests?
Reply #22015-06-17
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-6-17 at 19:00. One can go to the quality inspection center of Wushi Petrochemical or that of Dushanzi Petrochemical; these lubricant parameters can be tested at large oil refineries. There’s no need to rely on third-party testing agencies; for the testing of such oils, it’s best to send them to petrochemical plants or lubricant companies for inspection. It is in these places that there are professional oil testing equipment and technical personnel. In addition, provincial import and export inspection and quarantine bureaus should also have similar testing laboratories. Also, don’t keep kneeling and begging; who sees whether you’re kneeling or not. Your knees aren’t something you can use to kneel wherever you meet someone.
Reply #32015-06-18
Thank you; I really didn’t mean to ask this: lol. I’m a complete beginner in chemistry, but I want to work in the field of analysis. Calculating the concentration and mass of standard substances when preparing standard solutions, as well as converting between different units of concentration, poses a lot of challenges for me. Is there any book that can provide me with some basic knowledge on this topic?
Reply #42015-06-18
Which specific aspect? You can refer to the “Chemical Analysis Handbook” and similar sources, as well as consult national standards
Reply #52015-06-18
Specifically, it refers to the relevant calculation formulas used when preparing solutions, as well as the conversion between various concentration units!
Reply #62015-06-18
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-6-18 21:08. It’s in a book titled “Laboratory Technician’s Handbook”; it’s available on the forum, and you can download it by earning some points. There is also a set of professional materials called the Handbook of Analytical Chemistry; although it’s a bit old, its content is absolutely excellent. http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-223887-1-1.html I’ll give you some points first, because you’re willing to listen to my advice and seem to accept it with an open mind. Some people get extremely angry when they see my critical posts, so I usually stop offering help in such cases. Thank you for your sincerity.
Reply #72015-06-19
It’s the teachers who help us improve:)

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