Thin film thermal oxidative oil deposit testing device and method
AssigneeSavant, Inc.
InventorsRichard H. Hall, David A. Dalman, Theodore W. Selby, Jennifer J. Richardson
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AssigneeSavant, Inc.
InventorsRichard H. Hall, David A. Dalman, Theodore W. Selby, Jennifer J. Richardson
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Thin film thermal oxidative engine oil or other oleaginous liquid deposit device has an oleaginous test liquid placement volume; a heatable depositor surface in liquid communication with the volume; a supply for at least one of an oxidant and another substance which can adversely affect the test liquid; and a relatively thin film forming unit which delivers the test liquid to the depositor surface in a relatively thin film. Thin film thermal oxidative engine oil or other oleaginous fluid deposit method is also provided, which includes providing an oleaginous test liquid in an oleaginous test liquid placement volume; providing a depositor surface and heating said surface; delivering the test liquid as a relatively thin film to the heated depositor surface; providing to the test liquid an oxidizing and/or other substance which can adversely affect the test liquid; and observing any deposits or other activity thereabout. The invention is useful in oil testing.
A thin film thermal oxidative engine oil or other oleaginous liquid deposit device comprising an oleaginous test liquid placement volume;
A method for analysis of an oleaginous fluid through employment of thin film thermal oxidative oleaginous fluid deposit, which method comprises providing an oleaginous test liquid in an oleaginous test liquid placement volume;
A thin film thermal oxidative engine oil or other oleaginous liquid deposit device comprising an oleaginous test liquid placement volume;
A depositor surface useful for a thin film thermal oxidative engine oil or other oleaginous liquid deposit device comprising a generally cylindrical rod having opposing ends and a centrally positioned cylindrical section between the ends, and a wire encircling said centrally positioned section, said depositor surface capable of being heated.
A mantle useful for a thin film thermal oxidative engine oil or other oleaginous liquid deposit device comprising a hollow body having top and bottom portions thereto, said body with openings at the top and bottom so that a depositor rod can be inserted therethrough, and said body generally in the shape of a pear;
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