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The Test: Compressor Wear Analysis

Testing Co. Consulting Services International, Louisville, KY
Title Compress Wear Analysis
Purpose This test evaluates how well the lubricant reduces wear when metal is rubbed together in various compressors.
Description Six reciprocating compressors and six scroll compressors were tested with R-22 refrigerant for a period of 500 hours. The reciprocating compressors used mineral oil while the scroll compressors used alkylbenzene. ICE 22 was applied to three reciprocating and three scroll compressors.
Results The full results are too extensive to list, but ICE 22 performed well in all scenarios. Some of the key results are:
  • Reciprocating compressor – bearing wear was significantly reduced in those compressors containing ICE 22
  • Scroll compressor – bearing wear and copper plating was reduced in those compressors containing ICE 22
  • See below for some example results
Reciprocating Compressor – Upper Journal

Fewer Scars

Scroll - Fixed Scroll

No build up

What does this mean to me?

  • Equipment will last longer - less scarring means less wear and tear on the equipment
  • Reduced scaring also reduces friction which results in lower energy consumption
 
 
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