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Tramp Oil Percent
Definition:
Tramp Oil Percent is determined by centrifuging the sample and measuring the separated oil. Tramp (sump) oil is unwanted oil that has mixed with cutting fluid (metalworking coolants). Sources of tramp oil are lubricant seepage from slideways, rust-preventive coatings used on metals and hydraulic fluid leakage.
Standard Test Method Used:
POLARIS Laboratories® Method
Reporting Measurement:
%
Amount of Sample Needed:
100 mL
Test Limitation:
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