Tyler Walker

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  • in reply to: How long does zeolite last in oxygen concentrator? #119583
    Tyler Walker
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    The lifespan of zeolite in an oxygen concentrator typically ranges from 5 to 10 years, depending on usage patterns, operating conditions, and maintenance practices. Over time, the zeolite’s efficiency in adsorbing nitrogen diminishes due to factors like moisture exposure, dust accumulation, and mechanical degradation. Regular maintenance, such as replacing filters and ensuring the unit operates in a clean, dry environment, can extend the zeolite’s effective lifespan. If you notice a decrease in oxygen purity or output, it may be an indication that the zeolite needs replacement. Always refer to the manufacturer’s guidelines for maintenance schedules and replacement procedures to ensure optimal performance.

    in reply to: What is the formula for BDV testing of transformer oil? #118769
    Tyler Walker
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    The BDV test for transformer oil, or Breakdown Voltage test, is not represented by a specific formula but rather conducted using specialized equipment designed to measure the breakdown voltage of the oil sample. The process involves placing the oil between two electrodes and applying an increasing voltage until a dielectric breakdown occurs. The maximum voltage at which the oil maintains its insulating properties, without conducting electricity, is recorded as the BDV result. This measurement is critical for assessing the quality and insulating capability of transformer oil, ensuring it meets operational standards for safety and efficiency. Globecore offers advanced devices for BDV testing that provide accurate and reliable results for transformer oils.

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