Short-Term Tests to Assess Marine Steam Turbine and Diesel Lubricating Oils
851251
6/1/1985
- Content
- Some U.S. Navy lubricating oil qualification tests are time consuming and costly. Steam turbine oils (MIL-L-17331) require a 1000-hour oxidation stability test. Diesel oils (MIL-L-9000) must pass two engine tests, the GM 3-71 and the Caterpillar 1G-2. Short-term tests have been developed and evaluated which correlate with pass/fail results by the 1000-hour test and with weighted total demerits by the Caterpillar 1G-2. More data on the short-term tests will help to better determine their usefulness.
- Citation
- Klinkhammer, M., "Short-Term Tests to Assess Marine Steam Turbine and Diesel Lubricating Oils," SAE Government Industry Meeting and Exposition, Washington, District of Columbia, United States, May 20, 1985, https://doi.org/10.4271/851251.