Reply to "Can I rely on dielectric constant?"

prabhakaragrawalMember

Oil may have different types of contaminants, some of them may increase the dielectric constant while the others may just decrease it. The combined effect may be nil i.e. no significant change in the constant of oil leading us to wrong conclusion that oil is OK.

Still if some relation can be established between dielectric constant and moisture or solid particles (Carbon and metal), it may give us some very cheap and good equipment to measure the cleanliness of oil.

MR CCCOUS! what are the results of experiments conducted by you, we are waiting for to hear from you. Can you write to me on prabhakar@klarol.com , we may discuss more freely.

5/3/079:21 AM

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