Many times, as car owners and equipment users, are your devices healthy? Do you truly understand and understand the condition of the equipment? Actually, it's not the case. It's often difficult to understand the internal situation of the equipment, so how to conduct a scientific medical examination of the equipment, identify problems, and make timely adjustments? Due to the high purchase price, automobiles and industrial equipment are important components of corporate assets, which affect our effectiveness and production efficiency.
For some equipment, manufacturers will require users to regularly test the lubricating oil of the equipment. One is to test the oil quality, and the other is to conduct a scientific physical examination of the equipment by testing the "blood" of the equipment - lubricating oil. Whether you have your own testing equipment or entrust a third-party oil testing laboratory for testing, knowing when to test can help identify problems. 1. What equipment needs to be tested? If conditions permit, all automobiles and industrial equipment can benefit from oil testing, just like human health checks. Overall, regular oil testing should be considered in these situations. If the equipment frequently malfunctions, the equipment is more important (which can cause significant economic and safety losses), and the equipment has higher requirements for oil (such as hydraulic systems). In addition, if you take good care of the equipment, If you hope to extend its service life, avoid major repairs, and reduce maintenance expenses, it is a wise choice to regularly check the equipment. Of course, oil detection can also detect the quality of oil products, monitor changes in oil quality, and help you find the most suitable oil change time for the machine. 2. Adjust according to actual situation The above is the recommended oil testing cycle. In practical use, users can shorten or extend the testing cycle according to factors such as overall economy, equipment usage conditions, and oil conditions. There are also factors such as good conditions and importance. Some equipment manufacturers may specify the time for oil testing, such as once every three months, once every six months or once a year, or how many hours of operation need to be tested, while others do not. We can determine based on general rules and manufacturer requirements, combined with the actual use of the equipment. The lubricating oil in use is different from new oil, and testing items and standards need to be determined based on the usage environment and requirements of the oil. This means that different oil testing items and standards may vary. Oil testing is diagnosed by experts to determine the testing items and standards.
