Study on the Relationship between Nominal Filtration Accuracy and Absolute Filtration Accuracy of the Automobile Engine Oil Filter Materials

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The filtration effect of automobile engine oil filter materials have two different expression index,such as nominal filtration accuracy and absolute filtration accuracy.In fact,the nominal filtration accuracy is labeled by manufacturer,however,the absolute filtration accuracy is needed experiment testing only to know.After testing the absolute filtration accuracy of these ten kinds of oil filter materials,it is turned out that there is an obvious difference between these two filtration accuracy.So this paper is based on the results of the two filtration precision and established a linear regression equation of absolute filtration accuracy=2.922+0.631×nominal filtration accuracy.If only knowing of the nominal filtration accuracy of oil filter materials,then the absolute filtration accuracy can be computed from the linear regression equation instead of experimental testing of absolute filtration accuracy.What’s more,this linear regression equation is easy and simple and has some application value and practical significance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 476-478)

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2213-2218

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February 2012

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