MS-8p
The oils has a petroleum base with a mixture of high-performance additives. It is produced from the West-Siberian and Ural petroleum. It has been developed to replace the oils: MK-8 and MK-8p, but it has significantly superior operating characteristics such as improved viscosity at low temperatures, improved thermal and oxidation stability and lifetime.
APPLICATION
The MS-8p is used in gas-turbine aircraft engines with outlet temperature of oil up to 150°C (civil aircraft II-62, Il-76, Il-86, Tu-134, Tu-154 and Yak-40, military aircraft MiG-21, Su-15 and Su-25, helicopters Mi-6 and Mi-7). It is used in oil compounds in turboprop engines (An-12, An-30, An-32 and Il-18), and for preserving aeroengine lubrication systems. Besides, MS-8p is used in marine (ship), gas-compressor plant and power plant gas-turbine engines.
SPECIFICATIONS
Item |
Standard |
Kinematic viscosity, mm2/с (cSt): |
|
at 50°С, min. |
8,0 |
at - 40°С, max. |
4000 |
Flash point in the closed crucible, °C, min. |
145 |
Pour point, °C, max. |
-55 |
Thermal and oxidation stability at 150°C for 50 hours: |
|
a) kinematic viscosity at 50°C after oxidation cSt, max. |
10 |
b) kinematic viscosity at -40°C after oxidation cSt, max. |
5500 |
c) acid number after oxidation, mg KOH/g of oil, max. |
0,7 |
d) mass content of residue after oxidation, %, max. |
0,15 |
e) corrosion on plates after oxidation made of, mg/cm2, max.: |
|
- ShH-15 steel (GOST 801-60) |
Absent |
- M1 or M2 copper (GOST 859-66) |
±0,2 |
- AK-4 alluminum alloy (GOST 4784-74) |
Absent |