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VEDAA CMS Machine condition monitoring specialists 1-2-18, Flat No 104, Mohini Mansion Domalguda, Hyderabad - 500029 Email: [email protected], (M)+919000319441 VEDAA/PCL-T/VRMHS/048T SAMPLE DATE: 11/05/15 VRM Hydraulic system RECEIVED DATE: 12/05/15 Hydraulic system TEST DATE: 18/05/15 46 Grade Oil Prev.SAMPLE Dt: 04/06/14 FIRST SAMPLE Date: 20/10/13 No. of SAMPLES: 4 Prev.SAMPLE Condition: Normal SAMPLE LOCATION: Dipstick LCR Recommendations : Viscosity @ 40 deg.C value is on the higher side so that it is recommended to drain 30 ltrs of old oil and refill with same quantity of fresh oil to regain viscosity levels. Filter the oil after the above maintenance action to extend the life of the oil. This high viscosity is due to improper functioning of air breather so that check and clean the air breather by applying compressed oil to prevent high viscosity levels. SAMPLE ID : EQUIPMENT : COMPONENT : LUBRICANT NAME : RESERVOIR CAP. : Contamination Levels: Lubricant Condition: CAUTION UNACCEPTABLE LUBE TIME : Last OIL CHANGE Dt: MACHINE HOURS : PENNA CEMENTS LIMITED - TALARICHERUVU Oil Analysis Report 49.2 47.3 46.9 58.3 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 Viscosity@40°C in cSt Trend Graph 95 99 104 156 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 Moisture in ppm Limits Limits Limits 41.4-50.6 500 Max 1.0 Max 20/10/13 28/02/14 04/06/14 11/05/15 Particle Count ISO 4406:1999: Number of Particles Per Milliliter (Counts/ml) Class Class 17 20 16 18 14 15 0.13 0.22 0.26 0.37 47.3 46.9 Lube Oil Test Parameters Moisture in ppm ASTM D 1744 TAN in mgKOH/g ASTM D 664 Sample Date 95 99 104 156 58.3 >4 microns 688 20/18/15 351 92 17/16/14 ISO 4406 Result >14 microns >6 microns No.of Particles 04/06/14 11/5/2015 Sample Date(s): Size Range No.of Particles Viscosity @ 40°C ASTM D 445 49.2 8542 1938 246 0.13 0.22 0.26 0.37 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2 1.4 1.6 TAN in mgKOH/g 0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 Particle Count ISO 4406:1999: Number of Particles Per Milliliter (Counts/ml) ©2015 VEDAA CMS, Hyderabad,India. 20/18/15 17/16/14 ISO 4406 Result

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VEDAA CMSMachine condition monitoring specialists1-2-18, Flat No 104, Mohini MansionDomalguda, Hyderabad - 500029Email: [email protected], (M)+919000319441

VEDAA/PCL-T/VRMHS/048T SAMPLE DATE: 11/05/15VRM Hydraulic system RECEIVED DATE: 12/05/15Hydraulic system TEST DATE: 18/05/1546 Grade Oil Prev.SAMPLE Dt: 04/06/14

FIRST SAMPLE Date: 20/10/13No. of SAMPLES: 4

Prev.SAMPLE Condition: NormalSAMPLE LOCATION: Dipstick

LCR Recommendations :Viscosity @ 40 deg.C value is on the higher side so that it is recommended to drain 30 ltrs of old oil and refill with same quantity of fresh oil to regain viscosity levels. Filter the oil after the above maintenance action to extend the life of the oil. This high viscosity is due to improper functioning of air breatherso that check and clean the air breather by applying compressed oil to prevent high viscosity levels.

SAMPLE ID :EQUIPMENT :

COMPONENT :LUBRICANT NAME :RESERVOIR CAP. :

Contamination Levels:Lubricant Condition: CAUTION

UNACCEPTABLE

LUBE TIME :

Last OIL CHANGE Dt:MACHINE HOURS :

PENNA CEMENTS LIMITED - TALARICHERUVU

Oil Analysis Report

49.2 47.3 46.9 58.3

0100200300400500600Viscosity@40°C in cSt Trend Graph

95 99 104 156

0100200300400500600700800

Moisture in ppm

Limits Limits Limits

41.4-50.6 500 Max 1.0 Max20/10/1328/02/1404/06/1411/05/15

Particle Count ISO 4406:1999: Number of Particles Per Milliliter (Counts/ml)

Class Class17 2016 1814 15

0.130.220.260.37

47.3

46.9

Lube Oil Test Parameters

Moisture in ppm

ASTM D 1744

TAN in mgKOH/g

ASTM D 664

Sample Date

9599

10415658.3

>4 microns 688

20/18/15

35192

17/16/14ISO 4406 Result>14 microns>6 microns

No.of Particles04/06/14 11/5/2015Sample Date(s):

Size Range No.of Particles

Viscosity @ 40°C

ASTM D 445

49.2

85421938246

0.13 0.22 0.26 0.370

0.20.40.60.8

11.21.41.6 TAN in mgKOH/g

048

1216202428

Particle Count ISO 4406:1999: Number of Particles Per Milliliter (Counts/ml)

©2015 VEDAA CMS, Hyderabad,India.20/18/1517/16/14ISO 4406 Result

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VEDAA CMSMachine condition monitoring specialists1-2-18, Flat No 104, Mohini MansionDomalguda, Hyderabad - 500029Email: [email protected], (M)+919000319441

VEDAA/PCL-T/VRMHS/048T SAMPLE DATE: 11/05/15VRM Hydraulic system RECEIVED DATE: 12/05/15Hydraulic system TEST DATE: 18/05/1546 Grade Oil Prev.SAMPLE Dt: 04/06/14

FIRST SAMPLE Date: 20/10/13No. of SAMPLES: 4

Prev.SAMPLE Condition: NormalSAMPLE LOCATION: Dipstick

MCR Recommendations:Filter the oil as wear particle concentration is high.

RESERVOIR CAP. :

LUBE TIME :

Last OIL CHANGE Dt:MACHINE HOURS :

SAMPLE ID :EQUIPMENT :

COMPONENT :LUBRICANT NAME :

Machine Condition MARGINAL

FERROGRAPHY REPORT

PENNA CEMENTS LIMITED - TALARICHERUVU

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Other

Corrosive(FeO)

Red Oxides(Fe2O3)

BlackOxides(Fe3O4)

Spheres

Bearing Wear

Gear Wear

Cutting Wear

Severe Sliding Wear

Normal Rubbing

32

Ferrous Wear

Particles

Ferrous Metal Wear Severity Rating

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Other

Bearing Wear

Gear Wear

Cutting Wear

Severe Sliding Wear

Normal Rubbing

Non-Ferrous Wear

ParticlesNon-Ferrous Metal Wear Severity Rating

Analytical Ferrography - Detailed Analysis of wear regimes evident in component.Normal rubbing wear particles(15 microns) are observed in marginal quanitites.Low alloy steel severe sliding wear particles of size ranging up to 32 microns are observed in small quantities.Red oxides are observed in negligible quantities. Sand/dirt particles are observed in small quantities.

The image captured at 500X magnification

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Other

Lube Degradion

Cont.Spheres

Fibers

Sand/Dirt

Contaminants: Subjective Rating

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10

10/1

3

02/1

4

06/1

4

05/1

5

Overall Wear Severity Trend

The microscopic image depicts normal rubbing wear particles. 20/1

28/0

04/0

11/0