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Oil turbidity

2016-01-06View Original

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The base oil for lubricants appears cloudy, with white non-condensable substances inside. What compounds could these be?
Reply #22016-01-06
Are you using an off-standard base oil that has not been dewaxed? Generally, the flocculation temperature for such off-standard oils is between 7 and 10 degrees Celsius. When the ambient temperature is below 7-10 degrees Celsius, flocculent turbidity occurs; once the temperature rises above this threshold, the oil returns to its transparent state. It is recommended to use national-standard oil that has been dewaxed

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