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Tag: blotter spot test

Jim Fitch authored articles & papers

  • How to Spot Check Your Car’s Oil

    How to Spot Check Your Car’s Oil

    Even the very best motor oils cannot safeguard against sludge when free water is present. Within several minutes after starting an engine, the oil typically reaches the thermostat setting. Read More

  • Tactics For Identifying Wear Metal and Solid-particle Suspensions

    Tactics For Identifying Wear Metal and Solid-particle Suspensions

    The most widely used laboratory methods for initial detection of abnormal levels of wear debris in used oils include elemental analysis, ferrous density analysis (DR, etc.), particle counting and patch testing. Read More

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