Reply to "LUBRICANT SELECTION"

kumarMember

quote:
Originally posted by Jayesh Patel:
Generally in industry users only use the recommended lubricants by the machine manufacturer even better lubricants for the same application is available.
I would like to know which basic parameters one has to look at for selecting better lubricants.
Regds.

There is way to rationalise lubricants other than OEM recommendation, in oil industry we call it as 'lubrication survey'. It is general practice for industry to use OEM recommended oils during warranty period if the equipment/engine is very expensive. For example powerr plant diesel engines, Turbines etc.
After the warranty period, industry users can choose their oils in cosultation with oil suppliers/technical representative.
Kumar email kumartr2@yahoo.com

Kumar

10/29/042:59 PM

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