Maintenance en reliability
Inzicht in hoe deeltjes, water en vernis zich opbouwen in uw olie, en welk effect dat heeft op slijtage, storingen en ongeplande stilstand.
Waarom blijft dit component vroeger falen dan voorzien?
WHITEPAPER
Reusing oil instead of replacing it
In most installations, lubricating oil is replaced according to a fixed schedule or based on a standard analysis. However, it is rarely the oil itself that is used up first. It is the fine particles, water, and varnish that build up in the oil and affect the reliability of your machines.
This whitepaper compiles 22 cases from the industry where oil remains in service instead of being disposed of. You will read for each case what the initial situation was, what approach was followed, and what results were measured.
What you will discover in the whitepaper
- 22 cases from sectors such as steel, paper and cardboard, cement, food, marine, energy, mining, and metalworking.
- Measured results per case: oil density according to NAS or ISO, iron and water content, and the service life of oil and components.
- Applications that you recognise from your own company: gearboxes, hydraulic systems, presses, turbines, and lubrication systems.
- How varnish forms, why it is so decisive for the condition of your oil, and why a standard analysis usually does not detect it.
- Where active oil restoration is technically and economically sensible, and where it is not.