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Vickers Guide to - Eaton
Vickers Guide toSystemic Contamination ControlContents2 Vickers Systemic Contamination Control3 The Systemic Approach to Contamination Control3 Quantifying fluid Cleanliness5 Sources of Contamination8 Damage Caused by Contamination16 Setting a Target Cleanliness Level18 Achieving Target Cleanliness22 Locating Contamination Control Devices27 Flushing New or Rebuilt Systems29 Confirming and Monitoring Achievement of Target Cleanliness31 ProActive Maintenance2 fluid Power is one of the most reliableand repeatable forms of power andmotion control. All that is required iscomprehensive state-of-the-art systemdesign and modern systemic contami-nation control. When problems areencountered, 80% of the time they arerelated to inadequate contaminationcontrol practices. Understanding thishandbook will greatly assist the designor maintenance engineer in achievingthe balanced system cleanliness that isthe cornerstone of fluid power has a more than 75-year history of dedication to helping engineersdevelop, operate and maintain reliable,high quality power and motion controlsystems.
5 There are four primary sources for solid contamination to enter a hydraulic fluid. They are: contaminated new oil, built-in contamination, ingressed contamination
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