Where can I find the saturated vapor pressure of lubricating oils

2016-04-20View Original

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As the title suggests, I would like to ask where I can find the saturated vapor pressure of lubricating oils? For example, what is the saturated vapor pressure of hydraulic oil No. 32?

Reply #22016-04-20

I’ll take a look and let you know later//I have the data

Reply #32016-04-20

The saturated vapor pressure at different temperatures should be different.

Reply #42016-04-21

This post was last edited by Xin You Meng Hu on 2016-4-21 at 10:25. What does 186 refer to? Is the saturated vapor pressure 186 KPa at 20 degrees Celsius? Or is it 186 degrees at standard pressure?

Reply #52019-01-07

What is the manual for the data source?

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