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SH/T 0257-1992 Qualitative Test Method for Water in Lubricating Oils

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1. Method number / full title / English name / replacement relationship

2. Scope of application and non-applicability

3. Method principle

Heat the test sample to the specified temperature and qualitatively determine whether water is present in the sample by listening for sound.

4. Reagents and materials (purity / preparation)

5. Apparatus and equipment

6. Recommended operating conditions

7. Sampling and test sample preparation

8. Analysis procedure

9. Qualitative and quantitative determination and calculation formula

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14. Quick-reference Q&A

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What does this standard apply to? Applies to lubricating oils.
What is the method principle? Heat the test sample to the specified temperature and qualitatively determine whether water is present by listening for sound.
To what temperature is the oil bath heated? 175℃±5℃.
To what temperature is the test sample heated? 150℃.
How high is the test sample filled in the test tube? 80—90 mm height.
Position of the thermometer mercury bulb? Located in the center of the test tube, about 20—30 mm high from the bottom of the test tube.
Phenomena when water is present? Foaming occurs, a crackling sound can be heard, the test tube may vibrate or tremble, and the oil layer above the bath surface becomes turbid.
How is water determined to be present? Water is determined to be present when no fewer than two distinct sounds are heard.
Which situations in the first test require redoing? One distinct sound and foam occur; an indistinct sound and foam occur; only foam occurs.
How is the repeat test judged? If there is still one distinct sound and foam, water is considered present; if when the temperature reaches 130℃ there is only an indistinct sound and foam or only foam, then it is considered to contain no water.
What standard does it replace? Replaces SYB 2613-56(82).
What standard is referenced and adopted? Former Soviet Union national standard ГОСТ 1547-42.

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