The present invention relates to a method for monitoring the condition of lubricating oil of industrial equipment, a system for monitoring the condition of lubricating oil of industrial equipment, a panel for monitoring the condition of lubricating oil of industrial equipment for classified or non-classified area, and a computer-readable storage medium.

A lubrication system including a bearing compartment housing defining a bearing compartment housing interior having a bearing compartment housing interior surface and a bearing compartment housing exterior having a bearing compartment housing exterior surface; a shaft supported by bearings located within the bearing compartment housing; and a lubricant trap formed on the bearing compartment housing interior surface, the lubricant trap configured to contain at least one lubricant, the at least one lubricant configured to be released onto the bearing.

A method comprising providing a first fluid, second fluid, and third fluid having a first kinematic viscosity and a first BN, a second kinematic viscosity and a second BN, and a third kinematic viscosity and a third BN respectively, obtaining data identifying (i) a target kinematic viscosity of a cylinder oil to be produced, (ii) a target BN of the cylinder oil to be produced, and (iii) the kinematic viscosity and the BN of each of the first, second, and third fluids. Based on at least the identified kinematic viscosity and BN, the method comprises determining a ratio of first, second, and third fluid to produce a cylinder oil having a kinematic viscosity corresponding to the target kinematic viscosity and/or a BN corresponding to the target BN, and blending the first, second, and third fluids in the determined ratio to produce the cylinder oil.

A device for determining fluid degradation includes a memory and processing circuitry configured to cause the device to generate first calibration data of an e-machine at a first time, generate second calibration data of the e-machine at a second time subsequent to the first time, and determine that the fluid is degraded in response to a difference between the first calibration data and the second calibration data being greater than or equal to a degradation threshold.