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Measuring Lubrication Effectiveness

Measuring Lubrication Effectiveness

Curtiss Wright Flow Control
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  1       Measuring Lubrication Effectiveness Oil performance conditioning Stress Wave Analysis (SWAN™) can be employed to assess the condition of lubricants and to measure their relative effectiveness under different operating conditions. Fluid or particulate contamination of a lubricant or "microskidding" will result in randomly occurring, high amplitude friction events. Even though these events have very short durations, th

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