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In This Issue
  • How Sludge Affects Oil Service Life
  • Consider Consistency When Selecting Grease
  • 2 Main Categories of Equipment Failure
  • Investigating Gear Failures
How Sludge Affects Oil Service Life
The presence of sludge in hydraulic oil can significantly reduce the service life of the oil. For example, with 1 percent sludge in an inhibited hydraulic oil, service life is reduced by nearly 40 percent.

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New MORSE < PILOT > Drum Handler: Advanced Power Features
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Consider Consistency When Selecting Grease
A grease's consistency is its ability to resist deformation by an applied force. The measure of consistency is called penetration, which is contingent on whether the consistency has been altered by handling or working. Learn the five categories of penetration along with how certain conditions will affect the consistency required for a grease.
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Fluitec Ruler View™, A Window into the Life of Lubricants
RULER View™ provides the full picture of a fluid’s antioxidant health, is a window into lubricant health and a critical part of an effective condition-monitoring program, allowing better decision-making.
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2 Main Categories of Equipment Failure

   Question: Name the two main categories of equipment failure.

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Increase Asset Reliability
In these lean times, when more is expected from fewer resources, having a highly efficient maintenance program with thoughtful planning is the key to success.  Learn how to improve maintenance operations efficiency at Reliable Plant 2014.
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Investigating Gear Failures
From "Machinery Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting":

An important step when investigating a gear failure is to analytically evaluate the theoretical capabilities of the gears. In some cases these data will help differentiate between types or degrees of failure. More frequently, however, these data will lead the investigator toward essential bits of evidence. For example, in a case where pitting is discovered relatively early in the life of a gear set, a decision must be made: Will the gears correct themselves and the pits heal over, or will the pitting continue into destructive pitting, causing gear failure?
Read more about "Machinery Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting"

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   Poll Question: At your plant, is grease added to machinery while it is in operation?

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Machinery Lubrication I
February 25-27 - Nashville, TN

Oil Analysis I
February 25-27 - Nashville, TN
 

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Machinery Lubrication I
March 11-13 - Cincinnati, OH

Machinery Lubrication II
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