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March 23, 2016
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In This Issue
•  Advice for Installing Breathers
•  When to Use a Synthetic Gear Oil
•  How to Lubricate Meshing Gears
•  Identifying Ferrous Oxides in Oil
 
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Advice for Installing Breathers
 
When installing fine-filtration (3- to 10-micron) reservoir breathers, make sure the breather has an internal differential pressure gauge to alert you when the filter is dirty. If your breathers do not have this built in, add pressure and vacuum gauges to the reservoir headspace. Then add inspection of these gauges to your pre-PM checks while the machine is in normal operation. (Christopher Smith, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.)
 
Join us in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on April 19-21 for Machinery Lubrication I training.
 
 
 
NEW PAPER: ANALYSIS OF WEAR METALS IN OIL USING ICP-OES
 
NEW PAPER: ANALYSIS OF WEAR METALS IN OIL USING ICP-OES
 
The elemental analysis of used lubricating oil has become an essential technique for cost effective condition monitoring. Learn the strengths/weaknesses of various analytical techniques and typical limits of detection with ICP-OES instruments.
 
 
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When to Use a Synthetic Gear Oil
 
When to Use a Synthetic Gear Oil
 
While many people make the snap decision to switch to synthetic oils, the cost factor should be considered. Focus on the optimum reference state (ORS), which is the state that is best for a particular piece of equipment under its specific operating conditions and environment. You should also take into account the equipment's criticality as well.
 
 
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Registered for Reliable Plant? It's Not Too Late!
 
Registered for Reliable Plant? It's Not Too Late!
 
Are you excited about Reliable Plant 2016? It’s not too late to register. Not sure what Reliable Plant offers or if it is a good fit for you? Visit our website to learn the top 10 reasons why you should attend.
 
 
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How to Lubricate Meshing Gears
 
     Question: Meshing gears can be difficult to lubricate effectively. Why?
 
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Bubbles Aren't as Harmless as They Look
 
Bubbles Aren't as Harmless as They Look
 
Bubbles may seem like nothing to worry about, but they can make otherwise healthy hydraulic fluid ineffective by causing damaging wear. What type of wear is caused by bubbles?
 
 
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Identifying Ferrous Oxides in Oil
 
From the "Wear Particle Atlas":

Water need not be in the oil sample at the time the sample is taken for red oxides to be present. If water had been in the oil at some previous time, red oxides could form and be present in a later sample. Usually, however, water will be present in the oil sample if many red oxides (especially large ones) are present.
 
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Machinery Lubrication I Online
 
Machinery Lubrication I Online
 
Noria's Machinery Lubrication I course is valuable to professionals in any industrial setting, so we made it available online. Boost your understanding of lubrication and perform tasks better — no time off necessary.
 
 
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Poll: Are You Controlling Contamination?
 
    Poll Question: Does your plant have contamination control procedures for lubricant storage and dispensing?
 
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White Papers
•  5-Step Balancing Procedure [Infographic]
•  Find Condenser Tube Leaks with Ultrasound
•  How to Successfully Launch a PdM Program
•  The Trifecta of Motor Maintenance
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Greases
•  Bio-Based Lubricants
•  Particle Counting
•  Industrial Lubricants
•  Viscosity
•  Oil Changes
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
APRIL 2016
Machinery Lubrication I
April 19-21 - Tulsa, OK
Machinery Lubrication II
April 19-21 - Tulsa, OK
 
 
MAY 2016
Machinery Lubrication I
May 24-26 - Denver, CO


 
 

 
 
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