Article | REF: BM6017 V1

Hydraulic fluids - Analysis methods

Author: Gérard DALLEMAGNE

Publication date: October 10, 2003

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8. Behavior towards air: solubility of air in oil

The presence of air in a hydraulic circuit always leads to serious disturbances (cf. article [BM 6 012] , § 8) [29] :

  • compressibility of the air-fluid mixture ;

  • oil oxidation ;

  • temperature rise due to this compression, resulting in accelerated weathering;

  • lubrication failure ;

  • cavitation.

The circuit must therefore be designed and maintained in such a way as to avoid air ingress wherever possible. As far as the fluid is concerned, it is necessary to give it two different properties:

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