Reply to "Ask About Turbofluid 46 XC"

nurudinMember

* When you start using Turbofluid 46 XC?
typical kinematic viscosity of this oil is about 43 cst @ 40 C

* is it for turbine governor? is there any excess steam which passing to governor area?
* or the increasing temperature, may be due to re-circulation mode? (I am assuming your governor is having dedicated hydraulic system [out of lubricating oil console])

For me the decrease of 5 cst will not affect to increase the temperature to 20 degree C
I am not yet using Triaril Phospate Lubricant. But the decrease of 5 cSt, with operating temp about 63 degree C only, is not common, unless there was contamination.

I think, something was changed in your system.
Instead of oil viscosity, how the conditon of the other oil analysis parameters?

regards.

4/17/1311:43 PM

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