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Inslating Oils
Pages 106-110

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From page 106...
... However, the British Committee in 1937 found it advisable, as a result of experience with corrosion during deterioration, to Occupy acidity fcrrmation, partioularly with respect to the highly refined class "A' oils. As expected, the acidity development of the class nB" oils was in genera:L lower than that of the class aAN oil.
From page 107...
... Data were presented to support the general premise that increasing the amount of sulfuric acid- refining riot only improves the sludge forming tendency of an oil, but when refining is increased beyond a certain point, eventually the acid forming tendencies of an oil increase. The genera: idea of adding selected aromatic extracts or known compounds to control the properties of the finished oil was regard deaf as a development which presents considerable opportunities for the production of better oils.
From page 108...
... Cooperative tests have been continued to determine the correlation of data obtained ty D67~42T sludge tests arid other methods of Relic with performance in commercial transtormere. 4 Horsch3 reported in a series of three publications the results of an extended investigation of the oxidation properties of transformer oils.
From page 109...
... The method eras suggested as an aid in following Ache ^~" of oxidation of cil ~ and to determine the state ct pi ty 0[ icing oils. cap ~e~ant6 Is ruble shed further data obtained from conductome Brie investigations of electrolytic solutions in hydrooart<:r:~ Oonsidex,~e data are preser~ted =~d analyzed [~r ~ possi.~e e~:~or~ of high conductivitles o~ served ire deteriorated Oils.
From page 110...
... P., Assignor to Metal Hydrides Incorporated, U


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