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Internal oil consumption and oil discharge through the Fram3 (GE MS3132) breather
Hi, Here's a concise list of common causes with technical justifications for excessive oil mist from the GE Frame 3 (MS3132) breather: Common Causes and Technical Justifications Oil Foaming Justification: Air entrainment during high-speed shaft rotation or from degraded anti-foam additives...
petroansh
Post #5
May 26, 2025
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Process Control
Internal oil consumption and oil discharge through the Fram3 (GE MS3132) breather
Hi Excessive oil mist and droplets from the GE Frame 3 (MS3132) breather are usually caused by oil foaming, contamination, overfilling, blocked mist eliminators, or worn seals. Check oil quality, reservoir level, breather condition, seal air pressure, and return lines to resolve the issue.
petroansh
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May 9, 2025
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