Yuri B.
09-12-2009, 06:38 PM
A dull question, without doubt, but,
if a can with a synthetic oil was opened, closed, then left for a month (in the closed, although not fully hermetical can) and then the oil was put into a system, will deep vacuuming succeed in extracting all the inevitably formed in the oil moister?
Not mine - somebody's understanding is (if the can had been left fully opened to air, in such case the oil might have sucked in itself a dangerously big amount of H2O, but) the can had the rather tight lid on it, so, only a small amount of water from only the air in the can may have get into the oil.
if a can with a synthetic oil was opened, closed, then left for a month (in the closed, although not fully hermetical can) and then the oil was put into a system, will deep vacuuming succeed in extracting all the inevitably formed in the oil moister?
Not mine - somebody's understanding is (if the can had been left fully opened to air, in such case the oil might have sucked in itself a dangerously big amount of H2O, but) the can had the rather tight lid on it, so, only a small amount of water from only the air in the can may have get into the oil.