Verdegan, B.
and Fletcher, R.
(2006),
Reducing Uncertainty in Particle Size Measurement for Liquid Filter Testing, Proceeding of the American Filtration and Separation Society Meeting
(Accessed December 4, 2024)
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Reducing Uncertainty in Particle Size Measurement for Liquid Filter Testing
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Author(s)
Barry M. Verdegan,
Abstract
Contamination control is essential to reliable, cost-effective operation of hydraulic and engine systems. Particle counting provides the common, underlying basis for comparing filter performance and monitoring of contamination levels in hydraulic oil, lube oil and fuels. Since 1999, ISO 11171 has been the standard particle counter calibration method for hydraulic and engine applications. ISO 11171 required the use of NIST certified SRM 2806 for calibration.Citation
Proceeding of the American Filtration and Separation Society Meeting
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Journals
Keywords
hydraulic oil, ISO 11171, ISO Medium Test Dust, SRM 2806
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Created December 31, 2005, Updated October 12, 2021