Oil additive sedimentation

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Dear all,

Recently i have observed a jelly-like white insoluble accumulation/mass at the bottom of IBC tank contains fresh filtered turbine oil. I suspect bacterial contamination. IBC tank has been not properly stored for almost a year (just after production). Does anyone experience similar case? How do we can track, monitor and evaluate the depth of deterioration and contamination?

Thanks in advance for your help.

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