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Condition
monitoring
and analysis of
hydraulic and
lubrication fluids
Cleanliness and How Eaton Can Help You
Eaton combines sales, engineering, Cleanliness is the measure of any solid or liquid Fluids are the lifeblood of every hydraulic
contamination that is not part of a hydraulic system’s system. Fluid analysis is an important factor for
manufacturing, customer service and working fluid. determining whether your hydraulic system can
technical sales support with a focused operate efficiently and effectively.
business goal in mind: providing optimum Cleanliness may: Inadequate fluid conditions are responsible for
filtration solutions for our customers. • Ensure productivity at maximum efficiency up to eighty percent of all hydraulic system
• Reduce service costs through preventative maintenance failures. An effective fluid analysis program will
and monitoring help identify contamination and other problems
Following a path of continuous • Reduce equipment downtime through scheduled inspections not visible to the naked eye.
improvement, Eaton has maintained quality • Minimize safety hazards and prevent contamination-
related outages
as a fundamental corporate strategy and • Extend the service life of system components,
a hallmark of all products and services. which improves operating profitability by reducing
maintenance costs
Eaton is a leader in manufacturing filtration • Reduce repair costs and system downtime
products and solutions that include
measurement, diagnostic and analysis
Support services
technology—as well as more than 4,000 In addition to precision equipment and accessories for condition
hydraulic filter elements and corresponding monitoring and analysis of hydraulic and lubrication fluids, Eaton
provides a wide range of services, such as:
filter housings. • State-of-the-art laboratory testing services
• Maintenance, calibration with certificate, software
updates, trials
• On-site services: training, commissioning, repairs,
equipment replacement
Condition monitoring and analysis • Extensive network of sales and customer representatives
• Product specialists for customer application support
of hydraulic and lubrication f luids • Global technical support
Laboratory services
• Performed by certified specialists
• Employ the latest measuring instruments and testing devices
• Determination of contamination classes
• Contamination analysis Customer-specific Filter element
• Oil condition analysis analyses inspections
• Filter element inspection
Quality assurance
of filter material
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Solid Contamination Water Contamination
Solid contaminants are the main cause of failure and The presence of water in hydraulicfluids is the second
downtime in hydraulic and lubrication systems. Knowing most common cause of failure and downtime in hydraulic
the precise level of contamination is essential for the and lubrication systems.
efficiency and functionality of a system. Contaminants
can be introduced to a system during installation,
accumulate inside during its operation, or introduced by Effects of water in hydraulic fluids
external influences. • Shortened service life of the fluid Oil contaminated
• Reduced performance of the lubrication fluid with water under
This knowledge enables the operator to influence the • Deterioration of control characteristics the microscope
system and intervene with appropriate corrective measures. • Reduced filterability
• Increased wear to the components
• Increased noise levels
• Loss of polarizing additives
Effects of solid contamination Advantages of immediate diagnosis • Increased acidity
• Increases system wear due to abrasion and erosion • Rapid results, no need to wait for lab analysis • Rust formation Filtered rust par-
• Shortens service life of system components and increases • Timely and appropriate corrective actions • Increased contamination levels ticle
system failure • Improve quality control
• Shortens service life of the fluid
How water enters a system Sensor design
• Improper storage
Contamination monitoring systems Measuring methods • Residue from cleaning Protective layer
• Provide immediate and precise diagnosis of the condition of The measurement systems and sets for monitoring oil • Humidity/condensation
a hydraulic system condition are equipped with laser sensors that detect particles • Through bearings or penetrable points
Polymer foil
• Monitor of filter performance so that it can be compared with in fluid using the light blockade principle. (such as hair-line cracks, caps, faulty gaskets, etc.)
the standards required for specific system components
• Provide precise determination of the optimal time to replace The MPS metal particle sensors detect coarse metal particles Electrodes
filter elements using an inductive measurement process. Types of water in a system
• Reliably monitor the commissioning of new systems • Dissolved water
• Diagnose hydraulic components such as pumps, bearings (up to the saturation limit of the fluid) Ceramic
or gaskets carrier
• Emulsified and free water
• Determine of the condition of new fluids during system (above the saturation limit of the fluid)
start-up
• Verify the effectiveness of off-line filtration
• Document the effect of external conditions on the particle Measuring principle
level of solid contaminants in the hydraulic system
The WSPS 05 sensor is a capacitive sensor that uses a polymer foil as a dielectric between two electrodes. This foil can absorb
water molecules due to its microporous structure. The absorption causes the capacity of the sensor and the frequency of the
resonant circuit to change. The change in frequency is detected and converted into an electrical output signal.
What is measured
The WSPS 05 sensor measures the relative water content in a
Laser detector using the
light blockade principle fluid. The result is expressed as a percent of water saturation
of the fluid. A value of 100 percent means that the fluid is
Particles
completely saturated and contains hazardous free water.
Water saturation Oil sample Oil sample
The measurement results of the WSPS 05 sensor are different determination with with 100 ppm with 600 ppm
from those of water content analysis using the Karl Fischer WSTM 01 set
method, which specify the total amount of free and dissolved
water in the fluid.
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Particles can be costly A theoretical relation to water content in ppm (mg/kg) 1000
in a hydraulic system Photo diode
according to the Karl Fischer method, can be established
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Monitoring of Hydraulic and Lubrication Fluids In-line Measuring Systems
RS232
CCM 01 set
up to
CCS 4
USB-A USB stick CCM 01 set CCT 01 set
Contamination control and monitoring system Transmitter system for contamination control
Contamination control and 50 bar -0.2… 420 bar
Contamination control system
CAN monitoring system
ISO 4406:99, NAS 1638 ISO 4406:99, NAS 1638,
User computer
Hydraulic system
ISO 4406:87, SAE AS 4059:01
4 Switch contacts Water saturation, temperature, · LabVIEW data manager
water content (ppm) · Excel data sheet Features Features
Oil sample RS232
RS232
WSTM 01 set
• Cost-effective in-line monitoring solution for continuous • Cost-effective in-line monitoring solution for continuous
System for monitoring water saturation
and temperature
up to
25 bar
operations operations
CAN
Water saturation, temperature,
water content (ppm)
BSS 2
Bottle sampling
• Particle counter consisting of PFS 01 laser sensor for • Contamination class transmitter consisting of PFS 01 laser
4 Switch contacts
system
hydraulic and lubrication fluids and CCM 01 display unit sensor for hydraulic and lubrication fluids and CCT 01
• Reliable determination of contamination classes according transmitter system for contamination control
2x
RS232
WSPS 05 sensor
to ISO 4406:99 or NAS 1638 (switchable) • Reliable determination of contamination classes according to
up to
4…20mA Diagnostic system for determining
the saturation level of water in oil 25 bar
• Installation in new and existing systems ISO 4406:99
CAN PLC • Internal memory for storing results (100 measured values) • Output of contamination classes as per ISO 4406:99 as
Programmable control
USB-B
• Automatic monitoring function with control signal output electrical signal (3 x 4 to 20 mA)
CCT 01 set up to
3x Trasmitter system for 50 bar when thresholds are exceeded (programmable) • Installation in new and existing systems
4…20mA contamination control User computer
CAN
ISO 4406:99 · LabVIEW data manager • RS-232 interface • Internal memory for storing results (1,000 measured values)
· Excel data sheet
• LabVIEW data manager software (export to Microsoft Excel) • USB interface for configuration and data transfer of current
for data management on an external computer and saved measured values
• CAN bus interface (CANopen compatible) • LabVIEW data manager software (export to Microsoft Excel)
• Alphanumerical display for data management on an external computer
In-line systems Off-line systems On-line systems • Sturdy case • CAN bus interface (CANopen compatible)
• Sturdy case
Aluminum a brasives, aluminum mill, bauxite, bearing metal, catalyst, coal Power supply: 24 VDC/0.15 A/3.6 VA Power supply: 24 VDC/0.15 A/3.6 VA
Low pressure Medium pressure High pressure
contaminant, fly ash, foundry dust, granite, paint
Antimony journal bearings, solder
Under 140 bar 140 to 210 bar or Over 210 bar or Power supply Power supply
moderate conditions low pressure plus medium pressure plus
Arsenic antioxidants, bactericide, mineral oil (external unit): 100 to 240 VAC/50/60 Hz/24 VDC/0.6 A (external unit): 100 to 240 VAC/50/60 Hz/24 VDC/0.6 A
severe conditions1 severe conditions1
Barium engine additives, grease
Beryllium aircraft construction, bearings, mineral oil ISO ISO ISO
Protection class: IP 65 (when cover is closed) Protection class: IP 65 (when cover is closed)
Bismut journal bearings Most sensitive Filter micron Filter micron Filter micron
target target target
Boron EP additives, coolant inhibitor system components ratings 2 ratings 2 ratings 2 Max. operating pressure: ≤ 50 bar Max. operating pressure: ≤ 50 bar
level level level
Cadmium journal bearings, platings
PUMPS Viscosity: 10 to 400 mm /s2
Viscosity: 10 to 400 mm2/s
Calcium cement dust, detergent, fuller’s earth, grease, gypsum, hard water,
lignite, limestone, mining dust, oil additive, road dust, rubber, salt Fixed external gear 22/18/14 25VG 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 10VG
water, slag
Fluid temperature: 0 to 70 °C Fluid temperature: 0 to 70 °C
Carbon abrasives, carbides, carbon steel, graphite, hard metal, mineral oil, Vane 22/18/14 25VG 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 6VG
Ambient temperature: 0 to 70 °C Ambient temperature: 0 to 70 °C
soot, synthetic material Fixed piston 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 6VG 19/15/11 3VG
Chromium chrome plating, hardcoat, paint, ring plating, stainless steel, Connection: G 1" threaded or G ¾" threaded Connection: G 1" threaded or G ¾" threaded
tooling steels Variable piston 20/16/13 6VG 19/15/11 3VG 18/14/10 3VG
Cobalt additives, hard metal, tooling steels Max. volume flow: 50 l/min Max. volume flow: 50 l/min
VALVES
Hafnium nuclear technology
Iron asbestos, cast iron, catalyst, cleaning detergent, fly ash, mill scale, Check valve 22/18/14 25VG 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 10VG Min. volume flow: 0.5 l/min Min. volume flow: 0.5 l/min
ore dust, paint, rust, talc, zeolite
Directional valve solenoid 22/18/14 25VG 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 10VG Measurement parameters Measurement parameters
Lead babbitt, bearing overlay, gasoline additive, solder, paint
Lithium dust, grease, salt water Flow control valve 22/18/14 25VG 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 10VG
Magnesium aluminum alloy, engine additives, fuller’s earth, hard water, road Automatic particle counting ≥ 4 µm(c), ≥ 6 µm(c), ≥ 14 µm(c), ≥ 21 µm(c) or Automatic particle counting
Screw-in valve 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 6VG 19/15/11 3VG
dust, salt water, turbines in 4 channels: ≥ 6.4 µm(c), ≥ 14 µm(c), ≥ 21 µm(c), ≥ 38 µm(c) in 3 channels: ≥ 4 µm(c), ≥ 6 µm(c),, ≥ 14 µm(c),
Mercury bactericide, batteries Proportional valve 19/15/11 3VG 18/14/10 3VG 17/13/9 3VG
Molybdenum metal alloys, EP additives, MoS2, rings Contamination classes: ISO 4406:99, NAS 1638 Contamination classes: ISO 4406:99
Servo valve 18/14/10 3VG 17/13/9 3VG 16/12/8 3VG
Nickel hard steel, plating, stainless steel, stellite
Niobium turbine blades ACTUATORS Laser sensor calibration: ISO MTD in oil (ISO 11171:2000) Laser sensor calibration: ISO MTD in oil (ISO 11171:2000)
Phosphorus in AW/EP additives, cleaning detergent, oil additives, surface finish
Platinum catalyst, mineral oil
Cylinders, vane and
23/19/15 25VG 22/18/14 16VG 20/16/13 6VG Accuracy: ±1 (contamination class) Accuracy: ±1 (contamination class)
gear motors
Potassium additives, coolant inhibitor, fertilizer, fly ash, granite, paper mill dust
Scandium ICP reference
Output data: 3 x 4 to 20 mA
Piston motors 20/16/13 10VG 20/16/13 6VG 19/15/110 6VG
Silicon anti-foam additives, asbestos, cement dust, coolant additives, fly
Hydrostatic drives 19/15/11 6VG 18/14/10 3VG 17/13/9 3VG
ash, foundry dust, glass, granite, limestone, mica, road dust, slag,
steel, synthetic lubricant, talc, wet clutch TEST BENCHES 15/11/7 1VG 15/11/7 1VG 15/11/7 1VG
Silver bearing overlay, needle bearings, solder
Sodium additives, base stocks, coolant inhibitor, dirt, fly ash, grease, paper LUBRICATION OILS
mill dust, road dust, salt, salt water Paper machine oils 20/16/13 10VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
Sulfur gypsum, mineral oil, MoS2, rubber
Tantalum hard metals, tooling steels Steam turbine oils 19/15/11 6VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
Tellurium mineral oil Diesel engines 20/16/13 10VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
Titanium hard metal, paints, turbine bearings, turbine blades
Tungsten hard metals, tooling steels Mobile gearboxes 20/16/13 10VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
Uranium ore dust, road dust (some types) Industrial gearboxes 19/15/11 6VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
Vanadium mineral oil, turbine blades, valves
Yttrium ICP reference Radial bearings 19/15/11 6VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
Zinc AW additives, brass, galvanizing, grease, hard steel, oil additives, Roller bearings 18/14/10 3VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
plating, solder
Zirconium abrasives, nuclear technology Ball bearings 17/13/9 3VG n/a n/a n/a n/a
n/a = not applicable
Note: 1 Severe conditions may include high flow surges, pressure spikes, frequent cold starts, extremely heavy duty use or the presence of water. 2 Two or more system
filters of the recommended filter micron rating may be required to achieve and maintain the desired cleanliness level.
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In-line Measuring Systems and Sensors On-line/Off-line Measuring Systems
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Laboratory Analysis and Measurement Systems Optional Accessories
Drop-ball viscometer
Mobile device for determining
Dynamic sampling dynamic viscosity, consisting
Mini-measuring connections and of a graduated tube with
tubes for dynamic sampling from integrated thermometer,
pressurized pipes. Microscope 3 measuring balls, mirror
Equipped with an ocular micrometer, 3 lenses with 40x, 100x, and an electronic stopwatch.
and 400x enlargement, transmitted light source and cross
Vacuum filtration set table for particle counting
Includes an electric vacuum pump
for preparing membrane samples
for microscopic particle counting,
gravimetric analysis and analysis of
contamination types using the supplied
micro magnifier.
PAS 01 kit for sampling and oil analysis
Mobile mini-laboratory for conducting fluid analysis.
For CCS 4 contamination control system
5 µm Protection class: IP 40
Optional
Other consumables Feed pressure: ≤ 6 bar compressor
Suction: 0 to -0.95 bar
available
Transparent fluid
Petri slides External supply pressure: 5 to 10 bar
(air volume Q min = 40 l/min)
For WAS 01 water analysis kit
Supply pressure connection: Quick-coupling NW 7.2
Cleaning spray
Hose connection: Miniature measuring connection
WIO solution
with screw-in coupling M16x2
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CONDITION MONITORING AND ANALYSIS OF HYDRAULIC AND LUBRICANT FLUIDS