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Example Report - Advanced Oil Analysis PDF

This lab report analyzes a sample of generic oil from a customer's misc. equipment. Particle counting found contamination levels of ISO 17/16/14. Tests measured water content at 124.5 PPM, viscosity of 102.7 mm2/s at 40C and 12.0 mm2/s at 100C, and a viscosity index of 107. Microscopic analysis identified silicate residue, black contamination, fibers and metal particles. Elemental analysis found increasing levels of iron and lead over time, indicating wear of components, while additives like magnesium and zinc had depleted.

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Example Report - Advanced Oil Analysis PDF

This lab report analyzes a sample of generic oil from a customer's misc. equipment. Particle counting found contamination levels of ISO 17/16/14. Tests measured water content at 124.5 PPM, viscosity of 102.7 mm2/s at 40C and 12.0 mm2/s at 100C, and a viscosity index of 107. Microscopic analysis identified silicate residue, black contamination, fibers and metal particles. Elemental analysis found increasing levels of iron and lead over time, indicating wear of components, while additives like magnesium and zinc had depleted.

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FLUID CARE LABORATORY

HYDAC TECHNOLOGY Ltd


Lab Report Number: FSR 1234 De Havilland Way
Windrush Park, Witney
Oxfordshire, OX29 0YG
Customer: Example Ltd. Tel: +44 (0) 1993 866366
Sample Number: 1 Fax: +44 (0) 1993 866365
E-mail: hydac.lab@hydac.co.uk
Fluid Type: Generic Oil VG 100
Type of Machine: Misc. Equipment Critical
Sample Date: 01/01/2015 Action
Sampling Reference: X / Y Investigation Good

Remarks
Example figures.

Particle Distribution Measurement


According to ISO 11500
Particle SAE AS 4059 SAE ISO 4406:1999 ISO
Size Particles per 100ml Class Particles per 100ml Class
>4µm 67327 8 124445 17
>6µm 45055 8 57118 16
>14µm 6415 8 12063 14
>21µm 5103 10
>38µm 505 9
>100µm 40 8
Water Content
Direct Method According to ASTM D6304 124.5 PPM
Viscosity at 40°C
Method Based on IP 71 102.7 mm²/s
Viscosity at 100°C
Method Based on IP 71 12.0 mm²/s
Viscosity Index
107
Conductivity
According to ASTM D2624 491 pS/m
Microscopic Contamination Analysis
Optical Magnification 100-Times

Top Left Corner of Patch Photo Types of Particles


Silicate residue, black contamination, fibres,
metal content.

100ml of Fluid Filtered

Comparison Photograph - Contamination


Class According to ISO 4406:1999
ISO Code SAE Class 10
17/16/14 NAS Class 9

10/03/2016
Written By: Sam Keating Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of this report,
Verified By: Lewis Aspey it is given on the understanding that we accept no liability for any error or omission. 1 of 2
FLUID CARE LABORATORY
HYDAC TECHNOLOGY Ltd
Lab Report Number: FSR 1234 De Havilland Way
Windrush Park, Witney
Oxfordshire, OX29 0YG
Customer: Example Ltd. Tel: +44 (0) 1993 866366
Sample Number: 1 Fax: +44 (0) 1993 866365
E-mail: hydac.lab@hydac.co.uk
Fluid Type: Generic Oil VG 100
Type of Machine: Misc. Equipment Critical
Sample Date: 01/01/2015 Action
Sampling Reference: X / Y Investigation Good

History of Comments
Iron, Lead and Copper are present in low concentrations, indicates
07/08/2014 general wear and tear of components. Magnesium, Zinc and Phosphorus
appear to be the result of additives.
Increase in Iron and Lead identified, suggests an increase wear of
16/01/2015 components over time. Magnesium, Zinc and Phosphorus values have
decreased as additives have depleted with usage.

Elemental Analysis (PPM)


07/08/2014 16/01/2015
Additives Zinc 763 623
Magnesium 990 763
Calcium 29 48
Phosphorus 743 630
Barium 2 3.7
Boron 5 4.5
Contamination Silicon 13 29
Sodium 12 51
Wear Metals Nickel 1.1 2.4
Vanadium 1.2 1
Silver 1.5 2
Titanium 0.8 0.7
Iron 48 112
Lead 12 129
Chromium 2.1 3.7
Aluminium 1.9 8.3
Copper 10 62
Tin 0.8 6.6
Molybdenum 2.1 2.7
Beryllium <0.1 <0.1
Tungsten 2.1 <0.1
Cadmium 1.2 1.3

10/03/2016
Written By: Sam Keating Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of this report,
Verified By: Lewis Aspey it is given on the understanding that we accept no liability for any error or omission. 2 of 2

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