Oil life of oil in a gearbox of an air turbine starter
An air turbine, starter technology, applied in the direction of turbine/propulsion lubrication, turbine, engine speed, etc., to solve problems such as inefficient operation of engine accessories or downtime
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[0018] Aspects of the present disclosure are directed to a system and method for predicting oil life of oil in a gearbox of an air turbine engine starter. As used herein, the term "oil life" is one or more values indicative of the quality of oil life. By way of non-limiting example, oil life can be considered as a numerical value, a comparison between values (such as greater than, less than, a true-false indication, etc.), a range of values, or as an oil quality model that can indicate that the oil no longer has the required point of performance. That is, oil life represents the span between when the oil is new and when the oil performance has reached a minimum threshold of actual or expected performance. Oil life can be given in terms of cycles, miles, operating hours, weeks or percentage. Thus, the term "remaining oil life" refers to the number of cycles, miles, operating hours, weeks or percentage of oil life that can occur before the oil reaches a minimum performance...
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