How Many Types of Turbine Oil Models Are There?

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KeeganLynn
07/25/25 3:35am
Turbine oil models are divided into five major categories with twelve types. Currently, China's L-TSA turbine oil product standard is GB11120-89. Comparison of fuel consumption between diesel and gasoline engines: The fuel consumption rate of gasoline engines ranges from 280-340 grams/kilometer-hour, while diesel engines range from 190-280 grams/kilometer-hour. Turbine oil classification methods: According to the SAE classification, there are five types of summer oil, six types of winter oil, and sixteen types of all-season oil. Summer oil grades: 20, 30, 40, 50, 60. According to the API quality classification, engine oils are divided into S series and C series. The S series refers to gasoline engine oil, and the C series refers to diesel engine oil. Classification based on oil quality performance: Fully synthetic oil, semi-synthetic oil, and mineral oil. The best performance is fully synthetic oil, followed by semi-synthetic oil, with mineral oil having the poorest performance.
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