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Temperature Stressing Decides Condition of Engine Oil

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Abstract

Oil condition sensors make use of at least two measurement quantities. Exact temperature measurement is always one of them. The widespread use of inexpensive oil-condition sensors with precise temperature measurement will contribute to easing the environmental burden.

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    Uwe Hellmann & Dieter Teusch

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Hellmann, U., Teusch, D. Temperature Stressing Decides Condition of Engine Oil. AutoTechnol 5, 64–66 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03246889

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