[ Conventional]
[ Optimal ] state
Track the pattern of wear to ensure the lubricant is in optimal state at all times.
Gas engines
Benefits
- Keep track of the level of oil degradation.
- Measure the relationship between lubricant degradation and gas quality, combining the engine’s hours in operation and the level of contaminants in the oil.
- Measure patterns of wear in the main engine components.
- Measure engine performance and mechanical tension during transitory conditions.
- This solution can be linked to measurements based on NIR technology (TBN, TAN, soot, insoluble content) to give a complete
- overview of engine state and oil quality.
Gas turbines
Benefits
- Monitor information on patterns of wear in turbine bearings.
- Provide control of the risk of varnish formation.
- Provide control over the useful life of generator bearings.
- Control new lubricant quality before it is supplied to the turbine.
- Comprehensively control the lubricant life-cycle and optimise changes without compromising lubrication system effectiveness.
Steam turbines
Benefits
- Monitor information on patterns of wear in turbine bearings.
- Allow measurement of lubricant contamination by water content.
- Control new lubricant quality before it is supplied to the turbine.
- Comprehensively control the lubricant life-cycle and optimise changes without compromising lubrication system effectiveness.
Hydraulic turbines
Benefits
- Monitor information on patterns of wear in turbine bearings
- Provide control of the risk of varnish formation
- Provide control over the useful life of generator bearings
- Control new lubricant quality before it is supplied to the turbine
- Comprehensively control the lubricant life-cycle and optimise changes without compromising lubrication system effectiveness.
