| Natural gas engines are required to run for extended periods of time in harsh environments and remote locations. A natural gas engine failure costs money to repair and interrupts product delivery. How do you assure reliable operation of of natural gas engines? How do you know when maintenance is required to assure trouble-free operation?
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You use quality Shell lubricants to assure trouble free operation. You use Shell LubeAnalyst oil analysis services. You have the peace of mind of knowing when problems are occurring and what you have to do to correct those problems. The Shell LubeAnalyst laboratories provide a specific regimen of tests to detect subtle problems with natural gas engines and the oil. You are then armed with the knowledge to perform minor corrections and avoid catastrophic failures. |
This veteran experience is backed by solid guideline research in Shell LubeAnalyst's historical records—the largest single-source testing database in commercial oil analysis.
| All Shell LubeAnalyst operations are conducted in accordance with the quality program based on ISO 9000 and 10 CFR 50 Appendix B. Whether you are a conventional utility looking for ISO quality or a nuclear plant looking for Appendix B quality, Shell LubeAnalyst is there to serve your needs.
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This entire process is completed within 24 hours after your sample is received.
When a critical condition is detected, we contact you immediately. For each sample tested, you’ll receive a Shell LubeAnalyst report documenting the test results, expert data analysts' interpretations, and any feedback provided.
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If your test results are not normal, our analysts:
Interpret the relative severity of individual test results
Determine possible sources/causes of abnormalities
Recommend specific actions to diagnose these problems |
To assist your maintenance management, the Shell LubeAnalyst status of each sampled system is classified into one of four categories: Normal, Monitor, Abnormal, or Critical. To make sure you fully understand the test results and their general meaning, additional interpretation data is printed on the reverse side of each report.
To learn more,
click to view a portable document file (pdf) on Shell LubeAnalyst's Natural Gas Engine Oil Analysis program.
You can print from the file in black-and-white or color.
The file is 183 KB and is one page.
You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader enabled on your system as a plug-in to your browser. A free copy can be obtained from
www.adobe.com.
Or, you can request this 2-sided, full color sheet by contacting
Shell LubeAnalyst.
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