Originally Posted By: Shannow
Originally Posted By: dlundblad
How big of a bearing? Just curious.
Relatively small clearance...will try to dig something up.
The viscometers I bought for my condition monitoring guy back in the day were test tube bubble viscometers.
Test tube filled to line, then inverted...bubble formed, and had to "fight" it's way to the top, with the film of lubricant running between the bubble and the tube.
They are an ASTM set in and of themselves.
I used to use these back in the day. These would do what you wanted.
http://www.thegerincorporation.com/Oil-Viscosity.html
Originally Posted By: dlundblad
How big of a bearing? Just curious.
Relatively small clearance...will try to dig something up.
The viscometers I bought for my condition monitoring guy back in the day were test tube bubble viscometers.
Test tube filled to line, then inverted...bubble formed, and had to "fight" it's way to the top, with the film of lubricant running between the bubble and the tube.
They are an ASTM set in and of themselves.
I used to use these back in the day. These would do what you wanted.
http://www.thegerincorporation.com/Oil-Viscosity.html