Shell Turbo Oil T 46 benefits:
- + Strong Control of Oxidation
- + High Resistance to Foaming and Rapid Air Release
- + Positive Water-Shedding Properties
- + Excellent Rust & Corrosion Protection
Performance, Features & Benefits of Shell Turbo Oil T 46
+ Strong Control of Oxidation
The use of inherently oxidatively stable base oils together with an effective inhibitor package provides high resistance to oxidative degradation. The result is extended oil life of Shell Turbo T 46, minimising the formation of aggressive corrosive acids, deposits and sludge, reducing your operating costs.
+ High Resistance to Foaming and Rapid Air Release
The Turbo T 46 oils are formulated with an anti-foam additive, which generally controls foam formation. This feature coupled with fast air-release from the lubricant reduces the possibility of problems such as pump cavitation, excessive wear and premature oil oxidation, giving you increased system reliability.
+ High Resistance to Foaming and Rapid Air Release
Shell Turbo T 46 are formulated with an anti-foam additive, which generally controls foam formation. This feature coupled with fast air-release from the lubricant reduces the possibility of problems such as pump cavitation, excessive wear and premature oil oxidation, giving you increased system reliability.
+ Positive Water-Shedding Properties
Robust demulsibility of Shell Turbo T 46 control such that excess water, common-place in steam turbines, can be drained easily from the lubrication system, minimising corrosion and premature wear, lowering the risk of unplanned maintenance.
+ Excellent Rust & Corrosion Protection
Prevents the formation of rust and guards against the onset of corrosion ensuring protection for equipment following exposure to humidity or water during operation and during shut-downs, minimising maintenance.
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Specifications, Approvals & Recommendations of Shell Turbo Oil T 46
Siemens Power Generation TLV 9013 04 & TLV 9013 05 .
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Alstom HTGD 90117 V 0001 AA
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Man Turbo SP 079984 D0000 E99
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Fives Cincinnati, LLC (formaly Cincinnati Machine): P-55
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General Electric GEK 28143b, GEK 117064
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DIN 51515-1 L-TD, 51515-2 L-TG, 51524-1 HL
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ISO 8068:2006 – L-TGA, 8068:2006 – L-TSA
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ASTM D4304-13 Type I & III
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Indian Standard IS 1012:2002
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Skoda Technical Properties Tp 0010P/97 use in steam engines
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Alstom Power Hydro Generators (spec HTWT600050)
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Dresser Rand (spec 003-406-001)
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Siemens Turbo Compressors (spec 800 037 98)
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MAN D&T SE TED 10000494596
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GE Oil and Gas – Appropriate Specification listed under document ITN52220.04
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ANSALDO TGO2-0171-E00000/B
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Specifications, Approvals & Recommendations of Shell Turbo Oil T 46
| Characteristics |
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Method |
Shell Turbo Oil T 46 |
| Viscosity |
@40°C |
cSt |
ASTM D445 |
46.0 |
| Viscosity |
@100°C |
cSt |
ASTM D445 |
6.90 |
| Viscosity Index (VI) |
– |
– |
ASTM D2270 |
105 |
| Colour |
– |
– |
ASTM D1500 |
L0.5 |
| Density |
@15°C |
kg/m³ |
ASTM D4052 |
858 |
| Pour point |
– |
°C maximum |
ASTM D97 |
-27 |
| Flash point, open cup |
– |
°C minimum |
ASTM D92 |
220 |
| Total Acid |
– |
mg KOH/g |
ASTM D974 |
0.10 |
| Air discharge, minutes |
@50°C |
min |
ASTM D3427 |
4 |
| Water separation |
– |
min |
ASTM D1401 |
15 |
| Steam separation |
– |
secs |
DIN 51589 |
153 |
| Anti-rust ability |
– |
– |
ASTM D665B |
Pass |
| Oxidation stability – TOST Life hrs |
– |
– |
ASTM D943 |
10000+ |
| Oxidation stability – RPVOT – minutes minutes minimum |
– |
– |
ASTM D2272 |
950 |
