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For counterbalance to this point, it is very common for water to get into hydraulic fluid. Moisture from air condenses in containers when they transition from h
by a_mechanic 1y ago
For counterbalance to this point, it is very common for water to get into hydraulic fluid. Moisture from air condenses in containers when they transition from hot to cold environments.
- estearum 1y agoUsername checks out! That’s interesting. Can this effect pretty easily achieve the reported 30% water content?
- a_mechanic 1y agoIt would depend on how many months the barrel was subjected to thermal cycling. A more likely cause would be a technician leaving the cap off the barrel during a rain storm (noted in the report).