Propel Oil Management Six Stages

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Propel Oil Management Six Stages
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Step 1 CONDITION MONITOR

• Lubricant is monitored to determine the current
  condition and combined with previous results to
  provide a lubricant condition trend.

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Step 2 REPORT

• Report percentage remaining useful life ( RUL),
  remaining additive content, water contamination
  and ISO rated oil cleanliness to identify when
  lubricant renewal is required.

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Step 3 FILTRATION

• Lubricants can be filtered to as low as 1 micron
  and ISO cleanliness to the most demanding
  specifications, including ISO 4406 13/11/09

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Step 4 DEHYDRATION

• With lubricants, The most effective water
  removal technology is vacuum dehydration.

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• Water removal is performed continuously using
  vacuum dehydration in the PROPEL process, and can
  achieve down to 20ppm moisture content.

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Step 5 ADDITIVE REPLACEMENT

• Critical additives, that are present in new oil
  to protect the base oil, are replaced in the same
  concentration levels as found in new oil.

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• This process effectively brings the lubricant
  back to as good as new specification or in some
  cases, higher.

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Step 6 CERTIFICATON

• To certify and report that the renewed lubricant
  meets or exceeds new oil specification.

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