DIN 51350-6 Shear Stability Of Lubricating Oils Containing Polymers
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DIN 51350-6 Shear Stability Of Lubricating Oils Containing Polymers

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Product origin Dalian,China

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Supply capacity 30 sets per month

This is KRL friction pair on a four-ball friction tester, uses SKF SKF 32008 tapered roller bearings to determine the shear stability of polymer-containing lubricants, including pressure fluids. The test results can be used to predict the permanent viscosity loss. The tap speed is 1500 rpm, the test force is 5000 Newtons, the temperature is 60 °C, the total number of revolutions is 1.74 million, the time is about 20 hours.

DIN 51350-6 Shear Stability Of Lubricating Oils Containing Polymers

KN-51350-6  Apparatus for Shear Stability of Lubricating Oils Containing Polymers 

Overview

    KN-51350-6  Apparatus for Shear Stability of Lubricating Oils Containing Polymers conforms to DIN 51350-6. Testing of lubricants - Testing in the Shell four-ball tester - Part 6: Determination of shear stability of lubricating oils containing polymers. The apparatus is used for the determination of the shear stability in the Shell four-ball tester of lubricating oils containing polymers.

 

The tapered roller shearing system is a system for assessing the viscosity shear stability of a transmission lubricant. The equipment is a standard four-ball extrusion tester with a constant temperature device. Its composition consists of: embedded body, mandrel, tapered roller friction pair, tapered roller bearing, and temperature control instrument.

The tapered roller bearing tester (KRL) is a mechanical shear stress caused by the lubricating oil under the test conditions similar to the gearbox, resulting in permanent viscosity loss and movement according to the test lubricant before and after the test. The rate of decrease in viscosity is indicative of the shear stability of the lubricating oil. This test method evolved from the sixth part of the German standard DIN 51350, also known as KRL (German Kugel Rollen Lager abbreviated) or CEC L-45-99.

 

Features

  1. Computer controlled

  2. Fully meets the standard requirements

  3. Auto lift, hydraulic control and automatic temperature controller

  4. Be able to do four ball wear test

 

Technical Parameters

  1. Rotating speed range:  0~1500RPM

  2. Number of revolutions: 0~2000000

  3. Test load: 0~5000N

  4. Temperature: -10~100℃


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