Hydraulic Fluid Cleanliness Discussed at FPTC

Our Fluid Power Technology Conference will cover many very important fluid power topics.  Hydraulic Fluid Cleanliness is always a topic of great interest to OEM Design Engineers and to Maintenance Professionals as well.

Here is a quick preview of a session to be presented by MP Filtri:

Cleanliness Monitoring and the Advantages of Online/Inline Particle Counters Against Bottle Sampling Analysis

When comparing Bottle sampling to online Analysis there are many ways to influence the readings and results of bottle sample. In the Hydraulic industry the general opinion when comparing results from Bottle sampling to online particle counting analysis, the minimum difference between the two methods is generally 1 to 2 codes. (Online Particle counting being the cleaner). This is when the bottle sampling is carried out to the correct standard of ISO 4021. This is includes using clean certified sample bottle cleanliness (ISO 3722) . When sampling is carried out and the above standards are not followed , Then as you will see below we have examples where the difference in classes is 4- 6 codes. 

 Presented by:


Speaker:



Geoff Grant
CMP Product Manager
MP Filtri Group

Make sure to register soon

Popular posts from this blog

Thanks for reading

Well, it has been fun writing this blog over the past several years.  Thank you so much for reading.  Unless I make a comeback in fluid power, and at this point that is unlikely, this will be my last post. Thank you for reading and I wish you all the best! 
Read more

We've Done It Again!!!

Image
I should say, our editors and graphics team has done it again. Here is a link to another fantastic issue of Fluid Power World .  Just as promised, here is another issue with really informative fluid power content that is both relevant and interesting, thanks to our editorial team. We scheduled an article on fluid power in mining and I think you will find this an interesting one that includes safety in mining. And there is so much more.  Our next issue is February so you have plenty of time to read and absorb the many excellent editorial contributions in our December issue.  If you are not already subscribing, I invite you to do so.   Here is a link to our subscription page .  I find that many of our audience members still love the printed magazine.  Thanks to our really great graphics team, I feel that our print magazine is very visually appealing and I hope that you do to. We are always open to your input.  E-mail me your thoughts about Fluid Power World
Read more

Another Fluid Power Resource from Fluid Power World

Image
If your company is involved in mobile hydraulic applications either as an OEM for mobile machinery or one of many aftermarket applications, check our our Mobile Hydraulic Tips Design Guide. Here is a link  where you can download this resource for free.  For even more information about mobile applications, you can visit our Mobile Hydraulic Tips website that is updated on a regular basis. Since mobile hydraulics includes so many different end use markets we have plenty to write about on this website and much of the content gets published in Fluid Power World magazine.  The content is also carried in our Mobile Hydraulic Tips e-newsletter on a monthly basis so I recommend that you subscribe for free to that resource. We strive to bring great content to a qualified audience of readers on a constant basis.  I invite your company to share your success stories that we can publish.
Read more