Protecting Engines and the Environment - A Comparison of Oil Filtration Alternatives

970551

02/24/1997

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SAE International Congress and Exposition
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Content
Economic, regulatory and environmental concerns are forcing vehicle operators to reevaluate oil filtration practices. Operators can choose from options, including conventional disposable filters, sieves, centrifugal separators and in-place cleanable oil (IPCO) filters. To guide decisions about filtration practices, this paper compares the performance, serviceability, economics and environmental impact of these options. A laboratory evaluation of representative products was conducted. Additional field tests of disposable and IPCO filters for on- and off-road applications were also conducted Disposable and IPCO filters are similar in terms of serviceability and contamination control, but IPCO filters offer environmental and economic advantages
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.4271/970551
Pages
13
Citation
Verdegan, B., Schwandt, B., Holm, C., and Fallon, S., "Protecting Engines and the Environment - A Comparison of Oil Filtration Alternatives," SAE Technical Paper 970551, 1997, https://doi.org/10.4271/970551.
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Published
Feb 24, 1997
Product Code
970551
Content Type
Technical Paper
Language
English