Some results of investigating the physico-chemical and electrical properties of oil fraction which is separated from base oil SN 100
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Base oil SN 100, silica gel, breakdown voltage, moisture resistance testingAbstract
The article presents some results of investigating the effective adsorption ratio of base oil SN 100 on silica gel, determination of physico-chemical, electrical properties, and voltage stability of the oil fraction which is separated from base oil SN 100 by adsorption method on silica gel with the appropriate ratio of silica gel/base oil SN 100 = 140/100. Kinematic viscosity, flash point (closed cup), total acid number, and pour point were determined according to ASTM D445, ASTM D93-20, ASTM D974-22, and GOST 20287-91. The breakdown voltage was determined according to IEC 61086-2:2004. Voltage stability was evaluated by accelerated moisture resistance test. The determination results show that the physico-chemical and electrical properties of the oil portion which seperated from adsorption on silica gel reach the required values (according to the standard MIL-1-46058C), it allows use to make turbine oil and preservation oil for electrical and electronic equipment subject to high breakdown voltage.
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