NOACK Volatility Test (Part 2)
Note: This entry represents a post originally published on Technilube.com. The original article content was not available in the archived copy currently being restored. If the original material is recovered, this entry will be updated. Modern engine designs generate more heat than ever, accentuating the importance of the NOACK volatility test for determining an oil’s ability to provide an adequate level of protection and performance. More horsepower, turbo chargers and aerodynamic styling have created extremely hot environments that receive less cooling from outside air, and high heat leads to oil oxidation, deposits and thickening in conventional oils. Because AMSOIL synthetic
July 2, 2009
