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SH/T 0210-1992 Hydraulic fluid filterability test method

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Card type: Test method

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

2. Scope of application and non-applicability

3. Method principle

200 mL The sample is tested in the specified filtration apparatus at 18~24 ℃, 86658 Pa (650 mmHg) vacuum; the time required to filter 75 mL of sample (s) is the filterability of the water-free sample. Separately, 200 mL of sample containing 2% water is tested under the same conditions, and the test result is the filterability of the water-containing sample.

4. Reagents and materials (purity / preparation)

5. Apparatus and equipment

6. Recommended operating conditions

7. Sampling and sample preparation

8. Analytical procedure

9. Qualitative and quantitative determination and calculation formula

10. Precision

not provided in the available source.

11. Report

The test results are reported as the time (s) required to filter 75 mL of the water-free sample and the water-containing 2% sample, and indicate “qualified” or “unqualified”.

12. Referenced documents

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13. Source and verification

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14. Quick reference Q&A

Question Key answer
What oils does this standard apply to? Various petroleum-based and synthetic hydraulic fluids.
What is the test temperature? 18~24 ℃.
What is the vacuum? 86658 Pa (650 mmHg).
How many milliliters of water-free sample are taken? 200 mL.
How much water is added to the water-containing sample? 2% distilled water.
From which mark does timing start? Timing starts when the liquid level in the funnel reaches the 175 mL mark.
The time to filter how many milliliters is recorded? 75 mL.
Qualification criterion for the water-free sample? Qualified if the time to filter 75 mL is not greater than 600 s.
Qualification criterion for the water-containing sample? Qualified if the time to filter 75 mL is not greater than 1200 s.
Filter membrane specifications? Diameter 50 mm, pore size 1.2 μm mixed cellulose ester.
How is the water-containing sample prepared? Take sample, add 2% distilled water, shake vigorously for 5 min±0.5 min, then degas until bubbles are eliminated.
How are the test results reported? Report as the time (s) required to filter 75 mL of the water-free sample and the water-containing 2% sample, and indicate “qualified” or “unqualified”.
Precision requirements? not provided in the available source.
Referenced documents? not provided in the available source.

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