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Aviation Hydraulic Fluids are fluids that are utilised in hydraulic applications in aeroplanes and are typically made of mineral oils or synthetic hydrocarbons.
They could be used for brakes, shock absorbers, gearboxes, or other applications depending on the aircraft hydraulic fluid.
The Global Aviation Hydraulic Fluid market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
Now that it has received approval, the proprietary Skydrol PE-5 hydraulic fluid is classified in the Boeing Material Specifications and Qualified Products Lists as Type V Fluid in DMSQPL2014 and Type V Grades A and C in BMS3-11N.
Super clean mineral hydraulic fluid AeroShell Fluid 41, manufactured by Shell India, has been certified to MIL-PRF-5606.
A mineral hydraulic oil with increased fluid characteristics, AeroShell Fluid 41 is produced to a very high standard of cleanliness.
It comprises additives that offer exceptional anti-wear, oxidation – corrosion inhibition, and shear stability in addition to excellent low-temperature fluidity.
This high-viscosity index fluid also contains metal deactivators and foam inhibitors to improve performance in hydraulic applications.
AeroShell Landing Gear Fluid by Shell India is an Extreme Pressure Operational Hydraulic Fluid that has been authorised to BMS 3-32 Type.
AeroShell Landing Gear Fluid (LGF) is a hydraulic mineral fluid (MIL-PRF-5606) to which extra additives have been added to enhance the fluid’s natural lubricity and extreme pressure characteristics.
At low operating temperatures, the lubricity agent creates a stable thin film layer on the metal surfaces. The extreme pressure additive provides the load carrying necessary at the metal-to-metal surfaces during extreme conditions (landing/touchdown) to prevent the formation of problems like “ladder cracking” and “slide stiction” of the piston component of the landing gear.
