i'm interested in knowing what are the real differences in how HT/HS of an oil is measured.
there is ASTM D4741,D4683,D5481. how many different contraptions/ways are there? what are the real word differences?(as it relates to the oil in my engines)
an explanation of the differences within each test/device would be nice,but i'm much more interested in knowing how one can be compaired to the others.
for example,specifically,lets say a particular oil has been spec'ed at 4.5 HT/HS using ASTM D4741.what would be the value/number if D4683 was used?....or D5481? answering this question alone would be most helpful.
.....or,taking it the other way around,if it's 3.6 using D4683,than what would it be using D4741 or D5481?
i'm thinking the difference may be something as small as .1 or .2(or there about) between them.does anyone know?
by the way,i have read the descriptions of the different contraptions used but i'm much more interested in knowing how one can compare one oil to another that uses the different test.
there is ASTM D4741,D4683,D5481. how many different contraptions/ways are there? what are the real word differences?(as it relates to the oil in my engines)
an explanation of the differences within each test/device would be nice,but i'm much more interested in knowing how one can be compaired to the others.
for example,specifically,lets say a particular oil has been spec'ed at 4.5 HT/HS using ASTM D4741.what would be the value/number if D4683 was used?....or D5481? answering this question alone would be most helpful.
.....or,taking it the other way around,if it's 3.6 using D4683,than what would it be using D4741 or D5481?
i'm thinking the difference may be something as small as .1 or .2(or there about) between them.does anyone know?
by the way,i have read the descriptions of the different contraptions used but i'm much more interested in knowing how one can compare one oil to another that uses the different test.