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March 29, 2017
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In This Issue
•  Lubricant Selection Advice
•  Identifying Particle Contamination
•  When to Sample Steam Turbine Oil
•  Tips for Testing Oil Viscosity
 
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Lubricant Selection Advice
 
It is generally a good idea to avoid using extreme-pressure (EP) additives unless they are specifically required to reduce adhesive wear conditions (scuffing, galling, scoring, etc.). Some EP additives can diminish a lubricant's oxidation stability (shortening service life). They can also be slightly corrosive to certain metals (e.g., yellow metals), especially at elevated temperatures.
 
Join us in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on April 11-13 for Machinery Lubrication I training.
 
 
 
Discover the Secret of Lasting Lube Selection
 
Discover the Secret of Lasting Lube Selection
 
WHITE PAPER: Learn how to balance lubricant compatibility and cost without sacrificing performance, and how one manufacturer reduced bearing failures by nearly 98% after changing lubes.
 
 
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Identifying Particle Contamination
 
Identifying Particle Contamination
 
The No. 1 cause of machine failure is the degradation of component surfaces. These surfaces can degrade in a variety of ways, but the most destructive is via particle contamination. While you may already be aware that dirt is harder than most metals found in machines, do you know how much harder it is?
 
 
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Goliath. Meet David.
 
Goliath. Meet David.
 
Don’t let dirt particles take down your giant machines. Chevron’s ISOCLEAN® Certified Lubricants represent the most stringent OEM standards.
 
 
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When to Sample Steam Turbine Oil
 
     Question: What is the recommended sampling interval for a steam turbine?
 
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2017 Reliability Leadership Events
 
2017 Reliability Leadership Events
 
Learn how to incorporate reliability into your organization’s practices and, more importantly, culture. Several U.S. and international dates and locations available. Register early for discounts and best course selection.
 
 
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Tips for Testing Oil Viscosity
 
Tips for Testing Oil Viscosity
 
Viscosity is the most important property of an oil. It's the main criteria permitting the lubricant to perform as a separating barrier between contacting surfaces. Therefore, it is essential that viscosity be at the top of nearly every oil analysis test slate.
 
 
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Oops! You Missed a Noria Training Event
 
Oops! You Missed a Noria Training Event
 
That's understandable. We're all busy. That's why Noria's Machinery Lubrication I course is offered throughout the year and in a variety of locations so everyone can find a time and a city that works best for them.
 
 
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Poll: Watching for Microdieseling?
 
     Poll Question: Have you seen the effects of microdieseling in any machines at your plant?
 
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White Papers
•  Automatic Lubrication Systems That Stand Up to Corrosive, Caustic Environments
•  How to Make Your Compressor Room Work for You
•  Tips for a Lean Approach to Motor Reliability
•  Ultrasound Lube Technician Handbook
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Electric Motor Lubrication
•  Food Grade Lubricants
•  Oil Filters
•  Lubricant Sampling
•  Case Studies
•  Water In Oil
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
APRIL 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
April 11-13 - Tulsa, OK
Machinery Lubrication II
April 11-13 - Tulsa, OK
 
 
MAY 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
May 16-18 - Charlotte, NC
Oil Analysis II
May 16-18 - Charlotte, NC
 
 

 
 
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