Diester compressor Fluid.

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MolaKule

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Industrial Air compressor, 12 years old, 3 Hp single-phase electric motor, 120 V.
Dual-cylinder; tank capacity of 20 Gallons. A virgin analysis of the Amsoil di-ester compressor fluid may be seen in the VOA Topic.

This unit was run for 41 hrs over one year, intermittenly; sits in garage and occasionally hauled outside for use. Tanks is drained of all condensation on June 1st. of each year.

First number is VOA, second number is UOA.


Iron (Fe) 0 1
Copper (Cu) 0 0
Chromium (Cr) 0 0
Aluminum (Al) 0 1
Lead (Pb) 0 0
Tin (Sn) 3 2
Silicon (Si) 4 3
Sodium (Na) 0 2
Potassium (K) 0 1
Molybdenum (Mo) 0 0
Phosphorus (P) 443 410
Zinc (Zn) 0 8
Calcium (Ca) 0 18
Magnesium (Mg) 0 4
Physical

Water (W) N
Fuel (F)N
Antifreeze (A)N
Viscocity At 40 C (V40)0
Total Acid Number (Tan) 0.5 0.1
Total Base Number (Tbn) 1.5 2
Viscosity At 100 C (V100) 12.6 12.7
Oxidation 0 7

Particle Counts
5 µ (5µ)55 172
10 µ (10µ)21 52
15 µ (15µ)11 22
20 µ (20µ)6 8
25 µ (25µ)4 4
50 µ (50µ)1 2
75 µ (75µ)0 1
100 µ (100µ)0 1
Iso Code Rating (Iso)13/11 15/12
 
I currently have a commercial account out in El Paso that is running the PCI. I wish I would have gotten a copy of the used analysis when I was there.

They were using Gardner Denver Aeon 9000@ $1700+ per barrel. They were changing it out every 4-6 months. The stuff is designed for 8,000 hours. So we started an analysis program and extneded their current product. Then I quoted them a price for the Amsoil PCI@ $700 a barrel.

They have 4 100hp G-D rotary screw compressors.

I really had a good time working with those Heavy Duty commercial accounts. It's nice when you can save a company 60% on what they are using and get a better product to boot!
 
Recall that this fluid has an ALL di-ester base, whereas the current Amsoil PC fluids are predominately PAO based with some esters.

I don't even know if this fluid had a customer spec sheet at the time. Haven't found the product code either.

I do recall Dave saying it had a -78 F pour point.

[ June 24, 2003, 01:55 PM: Message edited by: MolaKule ]
 
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