The Journey To Fill4Life™

How to (at least) Triple your Oil Life through Antioxidant Replenishment.

This whitepaper will teach you how to increase the life of your Turbine and Compressor oils, perhaps indefinitely… Sacrificial antioxidants play a critical role in determining the life and performance of turbine oils. The vast majority of the time when these oils are changed.

The function of lubricants in machines is often compared to the blood in your body – an indispensable necessity of survival. This analogy is used in condition monitoring, as a sample of oil will not only tell you the condition of the oil but the overall health of the machine. Just like a blood sample.

Filtration devices are called “kidney-loop” filters and perform “dialysis” on the oil. Optimum oil condition is as essential to a healthy machine as blood is in our bodies. When we have issues with our blood work however, a doctor doesn’t prescribe a blood exchange. Similarly, when we have challenges with our oil shouldn’t everything be done to return it to a healthy state?

In financial terms, we think of our equipment as assets. Assets have economic value with expectations of bringing the owner long-term benefits. Assets are tracked on a company’s balance sheet. Expenses on the other hand represent the cost organizations incur in order to operate and generate revenue. These are tracked on a company’s profit and loss statement.

Most organizations consider their lubricants to be expenses. This thought has been carried over from our personal lives since our vehicle oil changes are considered to be one of the expenses of operating a car. Oil used in rotating equipment however, which delivers long-term benefits to organizations can rightly be considered an asset.

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