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How to Analyze Wear Debris in Used Oils
 

QUESTION: Name three ways to examine wear debris in used oils.

 

ANSWER: 1. Elemental spectroscopy 2. Ferrous density 3. Analytical ferrography

This Lube-Trivia is one of more than 440 questions
in Noria's Preparatory Flash Cards for the ICML
Level I Machinery Lubricant Analyst (MLA I) certification.

 
 

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