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| | Mobil Gas Compressor Oil Product Description Mobil Gas Compressor Oil is a premium quality, high performance, synthetic gas compressor lubricant based on poly-alkylene glycol. It is primarily intended for use in gas compressors for hydrocarbon and chemical gases where the crankcases and bearings operate in a gas filled atmosphere. It is particularly suitable for marine service on vessels carrying liquefied gas cargoes. It also has application in general industry where problems with oil and gas solubility issues have resulted in less than satisfactory equipment performance. Compared with conventional mineral oil, Mobil Gas Compressor Oil has a lower gas solubility and consequently resists dilution and has improved viscosity control which results in additional protection against wear, improved efficiency and reduced foaming. Features and Benefits Mobil Gas Compressor Oil is a special purpose synthetic product developed to reduce the problems resulting from gas dissolving in the lubricant and causing problems with wear, sealing, increased maintenance and frequent oil changes. | |
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| | It offers the following features and potential benefits: | |
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| | Features_ Reduced hydrocarbon and Chemical Gas Solubility | Advantages and Potential Benefits_ Improved viscosity controlReduced component wearReduced downtime and lower maintenance costs Extended production capability, less downtime_ Improves compressor efficiency for these gases and simplifies inventory_ | |
| | Increased oil drain intervals versus mineral oils Suitable for use with a wide range of gases, including vinyl chloride and butadiene | |
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| | Does not promote dimerisation of butadiene or generate Reduces maintenance and clean up solid deposits_ | |
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| | Applications Mobil Gas Compressor Oil is recommended for the lubrication of crankcases and bearings operating in gas filled atmospheres including: • Liquefied petroleum gases such as propane and butane • Liquefied natural gases such as methane and ethane • Hydrocarbon chemical gases such as ethylene, propylene and butylene • Chemical gases such as ammonia, vinyl chloride monomer and butadiene | |
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