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January 25, 2017
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In This Issue
•  Where Synthetic Oil Works Best
•  How to Detect Soot in Diesel Oil
•  How Oil Base Stocks Are Made
•  Understanding Bearing Misalignment
 
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Where Synthetic Oil Works Best
 
The advantages offered by synthetic oils are most notable at either very low or very high temperatures. Good oxidation stability, higher viscosity index and a lower coefficient of friction (with some synthetics) allow operation at higher temperatures. The higher viscosity index and lower pour points permit operation at lower temperatures.
 
Join us in Branson, Missouri, on Jan. 31-Feb. 2 for Machinery Lubrication I training.
 
 
 
Can Lubricants Extend Machinery Life?
 
Can Lubricants Extend Machinery Life?
 
Find out how one lubricant type can increase lifetime performance by seven times compared to other greases, without organic additives or thickeners.
 
 
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How to Detect Soot in Diesel Oil
 
How to Detect Soot in Diesel Oil
 
Several tests are available to detect soot load in diesel oil. Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy is a great indicator of soot. Other alternatives include the pentane insolubles test, the light extinction method and thermogravimetric analysis. Find out what is involved in these tests and when each should be used.
 
 
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You Can Stop 90% of Bearing Failures Right Now
 
You Can Stop 90% of Bearing Failures Right Now
 
Data indicates that 90% of bearing failures are lubrication-related. Noria's Machinery Lubrication I course will teach you everything you need to know about the essentials of precision lubrication.
 
 
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How Oil Base Stocks Are Made
 
     Question: What are some of the refinery steps employed to produce finished lubricant base stocks?
 
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Get Connected with the New Luneta Hub
 
Get Connected with the New Luneta Hub
 
Maintenance professionals have long needed a safe and easy way to pull oil samples, attach quick-connects, monitor oil conditions and more from machine drain ports. Sound familiar? You'll want to see Luneta's newest product.
 
 
What's the Hub?
 
 
Understanding Bearing Misalignment
 
From "Machinery Failure Analysis and Troubleshooting"
 
Misalignment is a common source of premature spalling. Misalignment occurs when an inner ring is seated against a shaft shoulder that is not square with the journal, or when a housing shoulder is out-of-square with the housing bore. Misalignment arises when two housings are not on the same center line. A bearing ring can be misaligned even though it is mounted on a tight fit if it is not pressed against its shoulder and thus left cocked on its seat. 
 
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Dirt is not your oil's only problem
 
Dirt is not your oil's only problem
 
There's a reason your oil container has an expiration date. Particles and dirt compromise an oil's benefits, but so does age. Additives separate within oil, viscosity changes, etc. Learn the facts  in Oil Analysis II.
 
 
What Is Oil Analysis II?
 
 
Poll: Tailoring Lube Routes?
 
     Poll Question: Does your plant tailor lubrication routes based on oil analysis?
 
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White Papers
•  AIRBORNE ULTRASOUND- Leak Management: Find-and-Fix Leaks
•  Clean Fuel - Keep Running!
•  The 100 Failure Modes of Lubrication & Lubrication Programs
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Automatic Lubrication
•  Grease Guns
•  Fuel Dilution
•  Oil Flushing
•  Preventive Maintenance
•  Synthetic Lubricants
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
JANUARY 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
January 31-2 - Branson, MO


 
 
FEBRUARY 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
February 21-23 - Birmingham, AL


 
 

 
 
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