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In This Issue
  • Rebuild Shops May Use Wrong Grease
  • Secrets of a World-Class PM Facility
  • Conditions Requiring High VI Oils
  • Setting Proper Maintenance Goals
Rebuild Shops May Use Wrong Grease
Equipment owners should always specify the grease to be used by the companies that rebuild motors (and other equipment with greased bearings) for them. Otherwise, the grease they use may be incompatible with the grease that the owner will use to replenish the bearing lubricant. It would be time well spent to visit a frequently used shop and ask someone on the shop floor to show you how he or she knows which grease to add to your equipment bearings. (Van Richard, Georgia Gulf)

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Unseen contamination present in new, refined oils
Translucent new oil is visually assumed to be clean but many times contains more contamination than the existing oil being replaced.  Find out why, plus the critical proactive maintenance step to assure the new oil is clean.
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Secrets of a World-Class PM Facility
Performing required lubrication in a proper manner is challenging in even the best conditions, but at Cargill Deicing Technology's rock salt mine in Cleveland, Ohio, the obstacles were considerable. The mine is 1,800 feet deep and extends approximately 4 miles under Lake Erie. Discover how the mine made best-practice theories a reality by constructing a world-class, all-inclusive preventive maintenance (PM) facility.
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Crack The Code On Oil Analysis Report Interpretation
Not sure what your oil analysis report is telling you? Download this complimentary eBook for expert advise for interpreting reports. This booklet examines typicaltests run on industrial equipment and the steps for reviewing results.
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Conditions Requiring High VI Oils

   Question: Theoretically, high viscosity index oils are needed only under what conditions?

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Setting Proper Maintenance Goals
From "People: A Reliability Success Story":

When setting goals for maintenance, be sure they are relevant to your company's business goals. They need to cascade from corporate goals to your plant's goals and on to your maintenance goals. They need to take into consideration market trends, corporate culture, specific issues and, most importantly, what you want to achieve. They must be easily measurable.  
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Poll: How Important is Networking?

   Poll Question: Does your plant stress the importance of networking among other plants, divisions and industries?

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Noria Training Calendar

FEBRUARY 2014

Machinery Lubrication I
February 25-27 - Nashville, TN

Oil Analysis I
February 25-27 - Nashville, TN
 

MARCH 2014

Machinery Lubrication I
March 11-13 - Cincinnati, OH

Machinery Lubrication II
March 11-13 - Cincinnati, OH


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