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Hydraulic fluids are the muscles of industrial machinery. They provide:
When hydraulic-driven equipment comes off the production line, the last step is often a final QA test to determine whether or not the machine works as advertised? The only way to find out is to pump hydraulic fluid into the system and run the machine. This hydraulic oil sits in a reservoir and is circulated into the equipment that is to be tested, then returned back to the reservoir. As fluid is moved in and out of different machines, into and out of non-sealed environments, contamination is inevitable. A problematic hydraulic test stand can result in unwarranted product rejection. ISOPur BCA technology has had repeated success purifying hydraulic fluid in test stands. Read the following case study to see how ISOPur BCA was successfully implemented at Eaton Corporation to reduce actuator failure. Hydraulic Test Stand Case Study (pdf format - download Acrobat reader free here.) |
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Purification 101: There are three categories of oil analysis:
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