ÖlLebensdauerÜberwachungssysteme
ÖlLebensdauerÜberschreitung refers to the condition where the oil in a machine or engine has exceeded its expected lifespan. This can be due to various factors, including prolonged use, operating under extreme conditions, contamination, or simply the natural degradation of the lubricant over time. When oil ages, its properties change. It may lose its viscosity, reducing its ability to lubricate effectively, or its anti-wear additives can become depleted, increasing friction and component damage. Oxidation is a common process that occurs with aging oil, leading to the formation of sludge and varnish.
The consequences of ÖlLebensdauerÜberschreitung can be significant. Reduced lubrication can lead to increased wear on moving
Monitoring and managing oil life is crucial for maintaining the health and longevity of mechanical systems.