Refrigeration
Use of lubricants in systems using natural refrigerants
Changing environmental regulations have resulted in the increasing adoption of natural refrigerants, such as ammonia and carbon dioxide (CO2). This, in turn, has created a need for new lubricants specifically formulated to work with these options.
ExxonMobil has developed an in-depth technical guide that provides insight into the challenges presented by natural refrigerants. The paper also describes how lubricant/refrigerant interactions should be taken into consideration by equipment designers.
Lubricants for Refrigeration
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Technical resources
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Thermography Inspection | Industrial Plant | Mobil™
Expert thermographic inspections can help avoid operational downtime by identifying potential equipment and lubricant issues. Mobil Serv, Article |
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Machine Startup Oil Analysis and Compatibility | Mobil™
Engineers assess lubricant compatibility, machinery conditions and startup procedures to help enhance equipment productivity. Mobil Serv, Article |
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Synthetic Oil Reduces Refrigerator Compressor Costs | Mobil™
With Mobil Gargoyle Arctic SHC 226E, Unilever Polska Plant increased oil drain intervals up to 200 percent. Success stories, PDF |
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Oil compatibility in ammonia refrigeration compressors | Mobil™
Learn about the compatibility of Mobil™ Industrial refrigerant oils. Expert answers, Article |
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Mobil Gargoyle Arctic SHC™ 200 Series
Our Mobil Gargoyle Arctic SHC™ 200 Series refrigerant oils are able to perform in severe conditions beyond the capabilities of conventional mineral oils.
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