RAVENOL Turbinenöl T 68

Category: Industrial oil
Item number: 1330356
Viscosity: 68
Oil type: Mineral
Application: Industry

RAVENOL Turbinenöl T 68 is produced for the lubrication of gas and steam turbines as well as turbo compressors with and without transmission according to the specifications of DIN 51 515-2.

RAVENOL Turbinenöl T 68 is based on high quality mineral base oils with agents to increase the corrosion protection and aging resistance.

RAVENOL Turbinenöl T 68 is a universal mineral oil for turbines of especially chosen refined base oils with a natural high viscosity index. So-called “metal deactivators” are added to the turbine oil in addition to the normal additives in order to guarantee the excellent characteristics.

Application Note

RAVENOL Turbinenöl T 68 is used in fixed gas and steam turbines as well as electrical machines or machines driven by steam turbines like generators, compressors, pumps and transmissions.

RAVENOL Turbinenöl T 68 can also be used for the lubrication of hydraulic systems, compressors, gear transfers and bearings in case of problems of the contamination with water because a high protection against rust and oxidation is requested.

Characteristics

  • an excellent thermic and oxidative stability
  • an excellent viscosity temperature behaviour
  • a high and stable viscosity index
  • a very good oxidation stability also at very high temperatures
  • a good protection against corrosion of Ferro and non Ferro metals
  • an excellent water separation behaviour
  • a very good air separation behaviour which excludes foam formation as far as possible
  • a low pour pointa good corrosion behaviour
  • an excellent water separation behaviour / demulsifying behaviour

Technical Product Data

PropertyUnitDataAudit
Density at 20 °Ckg/m³868,0EN ISO 12185
Viscosity at 100 °Cmm²/s9,0DIN 51562-1
Viscosity at 40 °Cmm²/s69,0DIN 51562-1
Viscosity Index VI104DIN ISO 2909
Pourpoint°C-30DIN ISO 3016
Flashpoint°C262DIN EN ISO 2592

All indicated data are approximate values and are subject to the commercial fluctuations.