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Filter Debris Analysis for Wind Turbines

Filter Debris Analysis for Wind Turbines
Filter Debris Analysis (FDA) reveals the wealth of information trapped in filters. Along with oil analysis, it delivers a comprehensive assessment of machine wear. FDA is key for industries that include aviation, heavy machinery and energy—wind in particular--to identify wear patterns, contamination sources, and mechanical issues.With standard oil analysis, only particles circulating in the oil…
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Turbidity Testing for Servers with Cold Plate Cooling Systems

Most high-performance server OEMs, including Lenovo , recommend continuous oversight of system coolant properties such as conductivity, pH, corrosion rate, and turbidity to ensure optimal performance and longevity of HPC systems.Turbidity testing for cold plate cooling systems, in particular, is crucial. Elevated turbidity levels can signal the presence of particulates or contaminants that may impair…
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HPC Cluster Coolant Testing: Recommended Tests

In order to guarantee the longevity and optimal performance of HPC cluster cooling systems, it is necessary to conduct a variety of tests on coolants to assess their cleanliness, efficacy, and chemical stability. Quarterly testing is frequently advised in high-demand environments, such as data centers, but the frequency of testing hinges on the manufacturer's recommendations…
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High Performance Server Coolant Testing: Types of Coolants

The formulation of coolant in high performance servers differs depending on the cooling method and specific requirements; however, these coolants are typically classified into two categories. Water-Based Coolants: Closed-Loop systems frequently employ these types of coolants, which are a combination of water and other compounds. These coolants are favored for their safety and high thermal…
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Data Center Coolant Testing: Is it is Necessary?

Yes. The optimal performance and longevity of any data center cooling system are contingent on the maintenance and monitoring of the data center coolant. Reasons testing should be conducted on a regular basis, include: Additive Depletion: In order to prevent corrosion and improve thermal conductivity, the majority of coolants contain additives. The coolant's protective and…
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Oil Analysis Alarm Limits: Trending v. Static

Oil Analysis Alarm Limits: Trending v. Static https://youtu.be/zuAalR8LXbg At TestOil, we know that machine conditions are always top of mind for our reliability professionals out there. Today, we are talking about the difference between static alarm limits and trending alarm limits in oil analysis. Static Alarm Limits As the name suggests, a static alarm limit…
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