Understanding Varnish Build-up in Industrial Turbine Systems | Texaco Lubricants
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2022
- Varnish build-up is a result of oil degradation over time and affects the internal surfaces of turbine systems. Varnish can cause component failure and can bring down your operations.
The best way to prevent varnish is to get ahead of the problem, but to defeat varnish you first must understand it.
Oil degradation products precipitate out of the oil and are known as ‘precursors’ to varnish. These precursors can attach themselves to equipment surfaces such as valves, bearings, coolers, and piping. Because these deposits are tacky, they attract more deposits and build up a coating layer by layer. Varnish is then formed and can damage components.
As varnish builds up over time, you could face expensive unscheduled shutdowns.
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