The document lists 11 pieces of equipment used in an oil testing laboratory, including their names, brief descriptions of what each measures, and the relevant ASTM standard test methods for each. The equipment allows technicians to determine characteristics of oil samples like water content, calorific value, flash point, impurities percentage, kinematic viscosity, ash content, and compound concentration. Proper ventilation is also important, noting a ductless fume hood as preferable for a small lab space.
The document lists 11 pieces of equipment used in an oil testing laboratory, including their names, brief descriptions of what each measures, and the relevant ASTM standard test methods for each. The equipment allows technicians to determine characteristics of oil samples like water content, calorific value, flash point, impurities percentage, kinematic viscosity, ash content, and compound concentration. Proper ventilation is also important, noting a ductless fume hood as preferable for a small lab space.
The document lists 11 pieces of equipment used in an oil testing laboratory, including their names, brief descriptions of what each measures, and the relevant ASTM standard test methods for each. The equipment allows technicians to determine characteristics of oil samples like water content, calorific value, flash point, impurities percentage, kinematic viscosity, ash content, and compound concentration. Proper ventilation is also important, noting a ductless fume hood as preferable for a small lab space.
8 resistance to flow under ASTM D445 gravitational force.
Kinematic viscosity
To determine the ash content
9 ASTM D482 percentage in oil sample.
Furnace No. Equipment name Description Method
To identify the concentration of
10 compound presence and its NA concentration in sample.
Gas Chromatography
As ventilation system for
laboratory area, preferable ductless fume hood that uses activated carbon to filter the 11 NA contaminated air in lab area then recycled back in surrounding. Easier installation and for small amount of hazardous vapour.
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