Mechanical Engineering - Automobile Engineering - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Automobile Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 48)
48.
Which of the following indicates a multigrade oil ?
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Udit said:
1 decade ago
What is multi grade oil?
Partha Roy said:
1 decade ago
A quality of oil that can use in every weather for the purpose of engine lubrication, it may be cold or hot atmospheric temperature.
Sky said:
1 decade ago
What are meaning of SAE 30, API SF, SAE 20 W-50, API 50 ?
Anuraj.R said:
1 decade ago
Multi-grade oil is oil that has viscosity modifier additives in it. These additives allow the oil to flow differently under cold and hot conditions. Multi-grade, or multi-weight oil is designated with two numbers. The first one is followed by the letter "W".
This first number indicates the viscosity (weight) of the oil in Winter (cold) , and the second number indicates the viscosity (weight) of the oil under normal engine temperature (hot). It is important for the oil to be thin enough to flow easily when cold. This protects the engine parts from undue wear in cold starting conditions.
This first number indicates the viscosity (weight) of the oil in Winter (cold) , and the second number indicates the viscosity (weight) of the oil under normal engine temperature (hot). It is important for the oil to be thin enough to flow easily when cold. This protects the engine parts from undue wear in cold starting conditions.
Hariharan said:
1 decade ago
Oil viscosity in winter condition is tested up to -18 C and hot up to 99 C.
Krishna said:
1 decade ago
API stands for the American Petroleum Institute.
Syed kalesha said:
1 decade ago
Society of automotive engineers.
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YOGESH said:
8 years ago
SAE stands for the society of automobile engineer's. The multi-grade oil is which can be used in different conditions. The W stands for winter. This means the oil is suitable for both cold and hot conditions.
Rajat said:
7 years ago
Thanks for the answer @Anuraj.
Edwin said:
6 years ago
Thanks for all the given explanation.
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