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WDA ( Wear Debris Analysis )

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WDA ( Wear Debris Analysis ) It is  method of trending and measuring of wear rate in machine through oil analysis. In which the solid contamination are separated from oil sample and  check the size & pastern  of wear particles through microscope. Wear Mode In  Equipments Abrasive Wear Adhesive Wear Surface Fatigue Corrosion Fatigue Shape of wear particles Rubbing Cutting Fatigue Sliding Corrosive Abrasive Rubbing Fatigue Cutting Abrasive Corrosive

PARTICLE COUNTING

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PARTICLE  COUNTING  Particle counting  is the technic used to monitor the solid contamination of new and in-service Oil. When implementing machine condition monitoring for machinery  lubricating oils , typically the first strategy you implement is contamination control.   Particle counting standards: which define permissible limit of contamination size and quantity in lubricating & hydraulic oil .  ISO 4406 Standard NAS 1638 standard ISO 4406 Standard: The ISO 4406/2000 classification of particle contents was introduced to facilitate comparisons in particle counting. Sudden breakdown in an oil system is often caused by large particles (>14 micron) in the oil while slower, progressive faults, e.g. wear and tear, are caused by the smaller particles (4-6 micron). This is one of the explanations why the particle reference sizes were set to 4 micron, 6 micron and 14 micron in ISO 4406/2000. A typical sample contains in every 100 ml of oil: 450,000 p...