Fluid Contamination Control: Table of Contents
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Chapter 1 Contaminant Identification
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Particulate Contaminant
1.2 Air Contaminant
1.3 Water Contaminant
1.4 Microbial Contaminant
1.5 Thermal Contaminant
1.6 Mechanical Contaminant
1.7 Chemical Contaminant
1.8 Electronical Contaminant
1.9 Magnetic Contaminant
1.10 Radiation Contaminant
Chapter 2 Contaminant Analysis
2.0 Scope of Analysis
2.1 Eliminating External Influences
2.2 Sample Preparation
2.3 Particle Counter Calibration
2.4 Particle Analysis Methods
2.5 Particle Concentration Methods
2.6 Particle Size Fractionation
2.7 Wear Debris Analysis
2.8 Criteria for Fluid Cleanliness Level
2.9 Air Contaminant Analysis
2.10 Water Contaminant Analysis
2.11 Microbial Contaminant Analysis
2.12 Thermal Contaminant Analysis
2.13 Mechanical Contaminant Analysis
2.14 Chemical Contaminant Analysis
2.15 Electrical Contaminant Analysis
2.16 Magnetic Contaminant Analysis
2.17 Radiation Contaminant Analysis
Chapter 3 Contaminant Exclusion
3.0 Introduction
3.1 Contaminant Sources
3.2 Injected Contaminant
3.3 Generated Contaminant
3.4 Ingested Contaminant
Chapter 4 Fluid Decontamination
4.0 Introduction
4.1 Filtration Mechanics
4.2 Aspects of Filtration Performance
4.3 Types of Filtration Systems
4.4 Filter System Configurations
4.5 Filter Assessment
4.6 Interpreting the Multipass Test Results
4.7 Methods of Removing Water
4.8 Methods of Removing Air
Chapter 5 Component Contamination Sensitivity
5.0 Introduction
5.1 Physiochemical Failure Modes
5.2 Mechanical Failure Modes
5.3 Contaminant Sensitivity Analysis
5.4 Sensitivity Interpretation
5.5 Contaminant Sensitivity Assessment
5.6 Fluid Lubricity--The Gamma Rating
5.7 Contaminant Abrasivity--Zeta Rating
Chapter 6 Contamination/Component Compatibility
6.0 Introduction
6.1 Describing System Applications
6.2 Designing Components to Control Contamination
6.3 Selecting Components to Control Contamination
6.4 Designing Compatible Systems
6.5 Diagnosing Systems
6.6 Cost Trade-Offs
6.7 Summary
Appendix A Bibliography
Appendix B Contamination Test Procedures
1. Hydraulic Accumulators
2. Bearings
3. Hydraulic Cylinders
4. System Diagnostic Tests
5. Engines
6. Filters and Separators
7. General Support Procedures
8. Heat Exchangers
9. Hydraulic Intensifiers
10. Hydraulic Hose
11. Hydraulic Tubing
12. Hydraulic Motors
13. Hydraulic Pumps
14. Hydraulic Reservoirs
15. Hydraulic Seals
16. Hydraulic Transmissions
17. Hydraulic Valves
18. Fluid Tests
Index
Sample Pages
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Container Cleanliness section including evaluating container cleanliness and ISO quality assurance. FCCS1.pdf (422 kb, 3 pages)
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Flushing -- System Cleaning section including condition of internal surfaces, levels of flushing, preparing a system for flushing, and flushing equipment. FCCS2.pdf (473 kb, 3 pages)
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Scope of Particle Capture Assessment section, Multipass Filtration Performance Test -- ISO 4572 section, and a discussion of the accuracy of the Beta Assessment. FCCS3.pdf (1845 kb, 7 pages)
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The introduction to Chapter 6, Contaminant/Component Compatibility including discussions on the scope of compatibility, developing machine specifications, and controlling contamination. FCCS4.pdf (1507 kb, 4 pages)
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