Reply to "Rejection limits of viscosity of 15W40 oil?"

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Kinematic viscosity can be followed for used oil analysis.

Viscosity rejection limits

@ 40'C + or - 25%
@ 100'C + or - 15%

quote:
Originally posted by Prabhakar Agrawal:
What are the lower and upper limits of viscosity at which 15W40 Engine oil must be rejected - will anybody clarify?

What is the difference between kinematic viscosity and absolute viscosity, which one should be taken into consideration for determining whether used oil is suitable for furthe use or not?

11/11/052:40 AM

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