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Which of the contaminants listed would remain in the lube oil after filtering?

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Which of the contaminants listed would remain in the lube oil after filtering?

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• How mechanical filters work in lube oil systems (what they can and cannot remove) • Differences between solid contaminants and dissolved or mixed contaminants in oil • Relative particle size: sludge and sediment vs. water and fuel oil in a lube oil system

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• Among the four options, which are clearly solids that can be trapped by a filter screen or element? • Which contaminants can pass through filter media because they are dissolved in or miscible with the lube oil? • Think about what type of purification equipment (filter vs. centrifuge vs. dehydrator) is normally needed to remove water or fuel from lube oil.

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• Identify which options are solid particles and which are liquid or dissolved contaminants • Recall that standard lube oil filters primarily remove suspended solids based on particle size • Ask yourself: after passing through a normal lube oil filter, which of these would still be present in the oil circulating in the system?

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Which of the contaminants listed would remain in the lube oil after filtering?

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Which of the contaminants listed would remain in the lube oil after filtering?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• How mechanical filters work in lube oil systems (what they can and cannot remove) • Differences between solid contaminants and dissolved or mixed contaminants in oil • Relative particle size: sludge and sediment vs. water and fuel oil in a lube oil system

💭 Think About

• Among the four options, which are clearly solids that can be trapped by a filter screen or element? • Which contaminants can pass through filter media because they are dissolved in or miscible with the lube oil? • Think about what type of purification equipment (filter vs. centrifuge vs. dehydrator) is normally needed to remove water or fuel from lube oil.

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which options are solid particles and which are liquid or dissolved contaminants • Recall that standard lube oil filters primarily remove suspended solids based on particle size • Ask yourself: after passing through a normal lube oil filter, which of these would still be present in the oil circulating in the system?

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