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February 08, 2017
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In This Issue
•  What to Check Before Lube Change
•  The Truth About Oil Formulation
•  Signs of Grease Incompatibility
•  How Ring Rotation Affects Grease
 
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What to Check Before Lube Change
 
When changing lubricant brands or types, be certain that the new lubricant is chemically compatible with the old. Although you may be adding the new lubricant to an empty and clean reservoir, residual old lubricant will be in the lubrication system piping and metering devices.
 
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Controlling Contamination to Control Costs
 
Controlling Contamination to Control Costs
 
Lubricants must meet certain contamination standards to avoid causing premature equipment failures.  Learn about the standards and how to avoid contamination.
 
 
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The Truth About Oil Formulation
 
The Truth About Oil Formulation
 
When formulating your own oil or brewing additives into an already marketed formulation, there is always a give and take. You hope to enhance a certain property, but what usually happens is that by improving one oil property, you alter other properties in a negative way.
 
 
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Think Oil Heating Up is No Big Deal? Think Again
 
Think Oil Heating Up is No Big Deal? Think Again
 
Extended high-heat exposure can cause a phenomenon that permanently ruins oil viscosity, which in turn can result in quickly escalating (and often catastrophic) wear. What is the name of this phenomenon?
 
 
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Signs of Grease Incompatibility
 
     Question: Can you name two symptoms of incompatibility in greases?
 
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Not Just a Pretty Face
 
Not Just a Pretty Face
 
Luneta designed its sight glass to be easy to view, but the face of this innovative inspection tool is also built to be tough as nails. Watch us test it against the competition in our newest impact test.
 
 
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How Ring Rotation Affects Grease
 
From "Grease Lubrication in Rolling Bearings":

Outer-ring rotation causes very severe conditions for the grease in the bearing. The grease on the shields or covers is subjected to centrifugal forces exceeding the yield stress, resulting in the grease flowing continuously into the bearing and causing churning, heat development and high temperatures. Moreover, grease on the bearing outer-ring shoulders or seals will show accelerated oil bleeding. In the case of outer-ring rotation, the base oil/grease is easily lost, and good sealing is therefore a prerequisite. 
 
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Want Training But Don't Know Where to Start?
 
Want Training But Don't Know Where to Start?
 
Noria offers a number of professional development courses for those in maintenance and lubrication, which can make it challenging to decide where to begin. Let us help. Check out our training page for some guidance.
 
 
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Poll: Contaminants Damaging Hydraulic Systems?
 
     Poll Question: Has contaminant ingression caused any damage to the hydraulic cylinder rods and wiper seals in your plant's hydraulic systems?
 
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White Papers
•  Acute Vs. Chronic Risks in Oil Systems!
•  Filtration: All Are Not Created Equal
•  Improving Predictive Maintenance with Oil Condition Monitoring
•  The Power of Lubricant Selection
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Lubricant Storage And Handling
•  Compressor Lubrication
•  Filter Carts
•  Onsite Oil Analysis
•  Contamination Control
•  Bearing Lubrication
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
FEBRUARY 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
February 21-23 - Birmingham, AL


 
 
MARCH 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
March 21-23 - Orlando, FL
Oil Analysis II
March 21-23 - Orlando, FL
 
 

 
 
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