【Daily Question】12.22 Term Explanation: Cold Filter Point
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This post was last edited by Catalyzing a Grain on 2016-1-4 at 11:22. Definition of a term: Cold filter point – The cold filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the oil sample passes through the filter per minute (i.e., it is the lowest ambient temperature at which flow occurs). Rewards for participation: +2 wealth for answers that are correct; +5 wealth for in-depth discussions; +8 wealth for participating in the activity “My Most Crazy Moment”. [Petroleum industry event] Registration for “My Most Crazy Moment” activity: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1487895-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum). [Petroleum industry event] Competition for the best imitation Song typeface: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-1514512-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum)
The cold filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the oil sample passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point).
The filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the test fluid passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point).
Refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the sample passes through the filter per minute (the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point)
The cold filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the oil sample passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point)
It refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when the flow rate of the test fluid through the filter is less than 20 ml per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature at which the flow point is reached).
The cold filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the oil sample passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point).
The cold filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the oil sample passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point).
The cold filter point refers to the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the oil sample passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point).
The cold filter point is the highest temperature under specified conditions, when less than 20 ml of the test oil passes through the filter per minute (i.e., the lowest ambient temperature used for the flow point)