Turbine Oils sweetening

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Our turbine oil is already in its critical warning limit in terms RPVOT values and we are planning to sweeten up or adding anti-oxidants package as stop gap measure as per recommendation of our oil supplier, since we can't afford to a sudden outage since its not our scheduled maintenance. Also the oil is already 5 years in service and we observe some thick foaming of oil. Would appreciate If could get some sweetening procedure on turbine oils in general?

3/15/071:20 AM

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ricardoMember

Hi John,

Thanks for your valuable inputs I'm sure this would be of great help to our technical team.

More power to this forum.

Thanks and regards.

Ricardo

3/17/074:46 AM

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