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    The Mobil Method and Intertek Method are two different approaches for analyzing used engine oil using FTIR spectroscopy. The Mobil Method is a differential method that calculates results based on the relative difference between used and fresh oil spectra. The Intertek Method is a direct trend method that calculates results based on the absolute absorbance of used oil compared to a baseline. The Intertek Method typically yields higher results than the Mobil Method due to analyzing only the used oil spectrum.

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    The Mobil Method and Intertek Method are two different approaches for analyzing used engine oil using FTIR spectroscopy. The Mobil Method is a differential method that calculates results based on the relative difference between used and fresh oil spectra. The Intertek Method is a direct trend method that calculates results based on the absolute absorbance of used oil compared to a baseline. The Intertek Method typically yields higher results than the Mobil Method due to analyzing only the used oil spectrum.

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    FTIR - Mobil Method VS Intertek Method

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    The Mobil Method and Intertek Method are two different approaches for analyzing used engine oil using FTIR spectroscopy. The Mobil Method is a differential method that calculates results based on the relative difference between used and fresh oil spectra. The Intertek Method is a direct trend method that calculates results based on the absolute absorbance of used oil compared to a baseline. The Intertek Method typically yields higher results than the Mobil Method due to analyzing only the used oil spectrum.

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    Mobil Method VS Intertek Method

    What is the difference between Mobil method


    and Intertek Method? FTIR
    • Mobil Method: Spectrum
    Mobil Method is a differential method. All results
    (Oxidation, Nitration,etc) are calculated through
    relative difference between In- Service Oil and Fresh
    Oil Mobil Method

    • Intertek Method: Intertek Method


    Intertek Method is a direct trend method. All results
    are calculated through the absolute absorbance of In-
    Service Oil from baseline.
    In-Service
    • Results by Mobil Method and Intertek method could Oil
    not be interconverted
    • Mobil Method describes the relative change against
    fresh oil; Intertek Method describes the absolute value
    of In-Service Oil.
    • Intertek Method will have higher results compared to
    Fresh Oil
    Mobil Method. The bias will vary by different products
    due to formulation difference.
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