Air in oil systems comes in three main forms: dissolved, entrained, and foam. Foam is generally just a cosmetic problem, but in some circumstances excessive buildup of foam in oil systems can lead to equipment issues. In this video we look at the mechanics of bubble formation, and the factors which dictate bubble stability.
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