Bizarre RULER Test Results

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Greetings all, I've come crossed lab reports for my turbine oil that the results showed more than 100% of RUL in oil which is impossible because new oil is 100%. The result is compared to its own new oil RUL.

If anyone can comment, what are the possibilities that can yield such results?

3/21/2212:19 AM

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Was it the same lab running all the tests? Consistency is important in methodology and could explain the odd results.

3/21/226:43 PM

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