Air Bubbles
Air and Vapor, the hidden oil pollutants.
When vapor bubbles become rapidly pressurized, such as in a pump or journal bearing, destructive microjets of oil can collide with machine surfaces at extremely high velocities.
The phenomenon is called cavitation, a progressive erosion of the surfaces.
Additionally, air presence in oil or diesel fluids will also
accelerate metal corrosion,
lower cooler efficiency,
cause measurement errors,
lower the yield of film coatings,
create excessive noise and vibration.
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