USSR COLLECTING AND STORAGE REGULATIONS FOR WASTE LUBRICANTS (GOST 2158-43)

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• Document Release Date: October 28, 2011
• Sequence Number: 162
• Publication Date: January 25, 1952
• Content Type: REPORT

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COUNTRY USSR
SUBJECT Scientific - Engineering, lubricants, waste
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PUBLISHED Pamphlet
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PUBLISHED Moscow
DATE
PUBLISHED 1943
LANGUAGE Ruosian
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USSR COLLECTING AND STORAGE REGULATIONS
FOP. WASTE LUBRICANTS COST 215 - 3
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This standard contains reJulations for collecting and storing waste lubri-
cants which are to be reclaimed and restored to their original qualitative
indexes.
Waste lubricants are defined as those lubricants which have lost their
original qualitative indexes or have reached the prescribed limit of effi-
cient use. .
1. For purposes of collection, storage, and reclamation, waste lubri-
cants are grouped according to their specifications as follows:
Name of Lubricant Standard No Grades To Be Collected
STATE
ARMY
1. Vaseline oil COST 1665-42
Solar oil GOST 1666-42
DATE OF
INFORMATION 1943
DATE DIST. a 4 Jan 1952
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2. Vaseline oil GOST 1805-42 Type MVP
3. Spindle oil COST 1837-42 Type 2 and 3 together
4. Machine oil
(lubricating oil) GOUT 1707-42 Type L, S and SU, each
separately
5. Cylinder oil GOST 1841-42 Type 2
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Name of Lubricant
B. Combustion Kugine
1. Aviation oil
Standard No
Lubricants
GOST 1013-41
TU People's Com-
missariat of Pe-
troleum Industry
No 118-42
2. Automobile oil
3. Motor oil
4. Diesel oil
5. Nigrol
C. Special Lubricants
1. Turbine oil
(special cylinder
oil for steam
engine)
Goudron-Vapor
(mixture of vapor
and high boiling
mineral oil)
GOST V-1600-43
(replaced by
GOST 1600-46)
GOST 1861-42
(replaced by
GOB: 1861-44)
GOST V-2031-43
OST 10001.38
(replaced by
GOST 3190-46
Grades To A Collected
Type MK, MS and WE, -ach
separately
Type M7 only
Aviation castor oil
Type 4, 6, 10 and 18, each
separately
Type M and T, each
separately
Type L, Ur and turbore-
ducer, each separately
One type
One type
Type L, Z and 8, each
separately
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Name of Lubricant Standard No Grades To Be Collected
E. Special-Purpose Lubricants
1. Transformer oil G06T 982-43 One type
2. Sulfurized cutting
oil GOST V-122-42 One type
NOTE: 1. Highly contaminated lubricants are to be collected separately from
those less contafiiinated.
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ii. Automobile oils No 4 and 6 used as industrial lubricants are to be
collected for regeneration as follows: No 4 together with machine
oil L; No 6 with machine oil S and SU.
iii. Steam-engine lubricants may be collected only in their pure form
and not as water emulsions.
iv. Tractor nigrol is collected only when used for industrial machinery.
v. All industrial lubricants used on hot running parts of machinery
are to be collected separately.
vi. Leached lubricants are collected together with refined lubricants.
vii. Automobile lubricants are collected according to types and refining
processes (saponification, sulfuric acid process, selection process).
2. Waste lubricants are collected by group and by specifications in
compliance with provisions of item 1 of this standard.
3. Collected lubricants are placed in special containers, tanks or
reservoirs, assigned to each specific coup and '?pe of lubricant. No pure or
waste lubricants other than those pi ribed may be put into the same con-
tainers. (Note: Contamination of waste lubricants by mixing with nigrol and
consistent grease, like constaline, solidol (mineral oil thickened with
calcium soap) etc., is prohibited.)
4. Waste lubricants are collected in special equipment such as buckets,
cans, drip pans, hand pumps, injectors, etc., depending on mechanical condi-
tions and lubricating system of the machinery from which the lubricant is
taken.
5. All containers and eq?-ipment used for collecting and transp.'-ting
waste lubricants to storage sites must be clean. (Note: Equipment and con-
tainers assigned for various groups and types of lubricants shuuld be identified
by color markings and capacity tags.)
6. Lubricants used in crankcase-type lubricAting systems (crankcases,
circulators, oil pans, roller bearings, etc.,) are drained into assigned con-
tainers or transfered by hand pumps, injectors, or similar equipment.
7. Waste lubricants adhering to bearing lining, metal turnings, and
filings, etc., are collected by centrifuge or otherwise.
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8. Waste lubricants from vehicle or tractor crankcases are to be drained
immediately upon turning off the motor. The drain suet first be wiped clean
with a rag or similar material.
9. Waste lubricants are stored by group and specifications in compliance
with provisions of item 1 of this standard. Use =lean cistern tarts, reservoirs
and barrels.
10. The number of receptacles for storage purposes shall match the number
of g^oups and types of lubricants to be stored and separatel,' regenerated.
11. Receptacles are to be of the covered type and provided with "in" and
"out" pipes and a draining outlet at the bottom for removing deposits (water
and sludge). (Note: To aid depositing, it is advisable to build cone-form
receptacles provided with heaters.)
12. Store waste lubricants in compliance with the provisions of (ST 9003939,
entitled "Construction of Storage Facilities and Installations for Highly
Inflammable Liquids and Liquid Fuels."
Waste lubricants not diluted with liquid fuels belong to the fourth
category of highly inflammable liquids and liquid fuels; those that are
diluted with liquid fuels, such as automobile, aviation, and other oils, be-
long to the third category.
13. lath waste-lubricant storage installation must be provided with now-
essary fire-fighting equipment in compliance with pertinent regulations of
GUPO NKVD USSR (Main Fire-Fighting Administration, People's Commissariat of
Internal Affairs USSR).
14. When filling the receptacles with waste lubricants, use of filters
or sieves is obligatory.
15. Analysis of waste lubricants is made by the usual procedure es-
tablished for lubricants, in compliance with norms set forth in the respec-
tive standards.
Prop'sed b.? the Main Administration for Supply of Petroleum Products,
Bovnarkom USSR\
Approved by All-Union Committee on Standards 30 June 1943.
Effective 1 August 1943.
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