In-service Condition Monitoring of Turbine Oils - Giám sát mẫu dầu Tuabin (Girish Kamal)
Turbine oil analysis is one of the most commonly applied predictive-maintenance technologies in today’s combinedcycle/cogen plant. For good reasons, the technology can provide operators with early indications of abnormal wear, corrosion or contamination occurring in such vital equipment.
This is becoming even more important as turbines are built with longer and larger shafts and are operating under greater loads and at higher working temperatures with decreasing oil reservoir volumes. Oil analysis can also help operators assess the oil’s chemistry and physical characteristics to determine its suitability for continued use.
Turbine oil analysis is one of the most commonly applied predictive-maintenance technologies in today’s combinedcycle/cogen plant. For good reasons, the technology can provide operators with early indications of abnormal wear, corrosion or contamination occurring in such vital equipment.
This is becoming even more important as turbines are built with longer and larger shafts and are operating under greater loads and at higher working temperatures with decreasing oil reservoir volumes. Oil analysis can also help operators assess the oil’s chemistry and physical characteristics to determine its suitability for continued use.
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