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Oil turbine classification 1
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L-TSA means oil for "Steam turbines, directly coupled or geared to the load" of the type "R&O inhibited mineral oil"
That is a rather basic spec for a mineral oil for use in steamturbines where the oil is not exposed to higher temperatures and additional anti-oxidants are not required. 32 refers to the viscosity - the product meets ISO VG32, 32 cSt at 40 deg C +/- 10%.
In ISO-6743 there are also various other types of turbine oil described - this particular type is the most basic turbine lubricant.
L means Lubricant, T Turbine, S Steam and A is the first type defined. Others types are B, C, D, E.
That is a rather basic spec for a mineral oil for use in steamturbines where the oil is not exposed to higher temperatures and additional anti-oxidants are not required. 32 refers to the viscosity - the product meets ISO VG32, 32 cSt at 40 deg C +/- 10%.
In ISO-6743 there are also various other types of turbine oil described - this particular type is the most basic turbine lubricant.
L means Lubricant, T Turbine, S Steam and A is the first type defined. Others types are B, C, D, E.
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