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January 06, 2016
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A Simple Way to Diagnose Machine Health
 
Often overlooked by plant personnel, a microscope is a simple tool that can help you understand what is happening inside your machine. Watch this video to learn how even an inexpensive microscope will enable you to analyze the shape of wear debris and diagnose machine health. 
 
 
In This Issue
•  Working Smart with Oil Filters
•  Ensure Oil Flow to Journal Bearings
•  5 Functions of a Lubricant
•  Draining Oil from Hydraulic Machines
 
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Working Smart with Oil Filters
 
When using a kidney-loop cart to filter oil, plumb the cart's filters in series. As the primary filter catches debris and starts to plug, the pressure drop across the filter increases. This increase in pressure differential can push previously captured debris through the filter. The secondary filter ends up having a lower pressure differential because most of the debris is captured by the primary filter. This differential allows the secondary filter to retain more of the debris it captures. The secondary filter also acts as a "safety" filter in case the primary filter ruptures. (Paul Tokach, Butler Machinery Co.)

Join us in Dallas, Texas, on Jan. 26-28 for Machinery Lubrication I training.
 
 
 
Alemite single-point, automatic lubricators
 
Alemite single-point, automatic lubricators
 
Alemite 24/7 automatic lubricators supply a small quantity of grease or oil to a single lubrication point on a regular basis. Ready to use straight from the box, they offer easy activation and setup and simple adjustment.
 
 
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Ensure Oil Flow to Journal Bearings
 
The basic function of a journal bearing is generally to support a shaft. This type of bearing usually is chosen for applications that are not subject to changes in shaft speed or load. After you have established the shaft speed, clearance, oil type and temperature, you can then determine the proper circulating oil flow to the journal bearing.
 
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Identify What Needs to Change & How to Make it Happen
 
Identify What Needs to Change & How to Make it Happen
 
Good lubrication practices can save companies millions, but the specific changes needed aren’t always clear. Noria’s Lubrication Program Development includes everything from inspections to suggested equipment and procedures.
 
 
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5 Functions of a Lubricant
 
     Question: Name five functions of a lubricant.
 
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NEW: Luneta's Sight Glass is Here!
 
NEW: Luneta's Sight Glass is Here!
 
Made from an ultra-tough Tritan™ copolyester, the new Luneta Sight Glass delivers best-in-class impact, chemical & temperature resistance. Thin walls & impeccable clarity also allow for instant, obvious visual inspections.
 
 
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Draining Oil from Hydraulic Machines
 
Draining Oil from Hydraulic Machines
 
With any oil change-out, the goal is always to remove as much of the old fluid as possible. However, there are some steps you can take to maximize the amount of oil coming out of a hydraulic system.
 
 
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Should I Care About That Oil Expiration Date?
 
Should I Care About That Oil Expiration Date?
 
Yes! Oils and greases have shelf lives - even an unopened container will go bad. Learn important facts like this at our Machinery Lubrication I course in Dallas, Jan. 26-28. You'll be surprised at how much you learn.
 
 
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White Papers
•  5-Step Balancing Procedure [Infographic]
•  Improving Equipment Reliability Through the Implementation of Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
 
 
Explore Topics
•  oil oxidation
•  wear debris analysis
•  lubrication programs
•  grease compatibility
•  maintenance and reliability
•  turbine lubrication
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
JANUARY 2016
Machinery Lubrication I
January 26-28 - Dallas, TX


 
 
FEBRUARY 2016
Machinery Lubrication I
February 23-25 - Mobile, AL
Oil Analysis II
February 23-25 - Mobile, AL
 
 

 
 
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