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Gaseous Table of Content Physical & Chemical Properties Gases enter an oil system in different manners and come from different sources depending upon the application. Examples include: air leaks; process gas in a pump; gas from leaking seals in a gas turbine; and freon gases in refrigeration compressors. Gases in oil decrease oil viscosity, promote foaming, interfere with oil film continuity and may lead to a catastrophic bearing failure. Combustible gases decrease the flash point and thus increase the risk of an explosion. See "Gases in Oil" section for methods of measurement. For more information call 1-888-HERGUTH (437-4884) |
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