Shell Diala S4 ZX-IG is an electrical insulating oil from Shell which meets the performance of both IEC 60296 higher oxidation stability and low sulfur as well as ASTM D3487 Type II. In addition, it has been designed to meet the gas absorbing challenges presented by specialized equipment such as high voltage instrument transformers and bushings. It offers an extended oil life with the peace of mind of zero sulfur content. Shell Diala S4 ZX-IG is manufactured from zeo sulfur base oils produced using Shell's GTL (gas-to-liquid) technology. These base oils offer a high degree of compositional consistency and have an excellent response to anti-oxidant. The product is free from PCBs, DBDS and passivators, containing only DBPC antioxidatnt, and a low level or aromatic hydrocarbon (for gas absorption behavior). Shell Diala S4 ZX-IG meets both the established and new industry copper corrosion tests.
Specifications
Package Type |
N/A Drum |
Viscosity at 40ºC |
N/A 9.4 cSt |
Viscosity at 100ºC |
N/A 2.7 cSt |
Flash Point |
N/A 158 ºC |
Pour Point |
N/A -42 ºC |
Aniline Point |
N/A 114 ºC |
Interfacial Tension at 25ºC |
N/A 53 dynes/cm |
Rotating Pressure Vessel Oxidation Test (RPVOT) |
N/A 650 min |
Dielectric Breakdown |
N/A 36 kV |
Dielectric Dissipation Factor |
N/A 0.001 |
Total Acid Number |
N/A 0.02 mg KOH/g |
72 Hours Sludge by Mass |
N/A 0.01 % |
164 Hours Sludge by Mass |
N/A 0.01 % |
Gassing Tendency |
N/A -5 |
Oxidation Inhibitor Content |
N/A 0.2% |
PCB Content |
N/A Not Detectable |
Water Content |
N/A 7 mg/kg |
Power Factor at 25ºC |
N/A 0.001 % |
Power Factor at 100ºC |
N/A 0.001 % |
Features and Benefits
Features and Benefits |
N/A
*Sulfur content below 1 ppm detection limit of ASTM D5185 |
Claims
Claims (Meets Requirements) |
N/A ANSI/ASTM D3487 Type II IEC 60296 (Edition 4 year 2012); Table 2 Transformer Oil (I) (Inhibited Oil) Section 7.1 ("Higher Oxidation Stability & Low Sulfur Content") IEC 60296 (Edition 5 year 2020); Type A, Fully Inhibited High Grade Oils |
Additional Information
Additional Information |
N/A
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