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August 09, 2017
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In This Issue
•  Easy Way to Find a Leak
•  Increasing Lube System Reliability
•  How to Define Oil's Demulsibility
•  Identifying Grease Contaminants
 
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Easy Way to Find a Leak
 
Suction line leaks can cause air entrainment and problems such as excessive aeration, air lock, pump cavitation, poor lubrication and premature oil degradation. While a pinhole-sized suction line leak can be hard to find, using a small amount of shaving foam sprayed over the suspected leak area can indicate the source of the problem, as the foam is drawn into the line. This method should not be used for large leaks, and care should be taken not to use too much soap, since this can cause contamination of the lube, resulting in foaming and aeration problems and poor demulsibility.
 
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Find, Purchase Lubrication Reliability Solutions Online
 
LE’s lubrication reliability solutions – including breathers, oil sight glasses, oil storage containers & Clear Grease Guns – are quick & easy to find on LE’s website & can be purchased online, along with our lubricants.
 
 
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Increasing Lube System Reliability
 
Increasing Lube System Reliability
 
The Kinross Paracatu mill in Minas Gerais, Brazil, was experiencing a high recurrence of unscheduled shutdowns due to failures with its lubrication system. Cash flow losses of more than $2 million were reported. Find out what actions the mine took to resolve the lubrication failures.
 
 
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Remember These 6 Run-in Steps after Greasing Bearings
 
Remember These 6 Run-in Steps after Greasing Bearings
 
Avoid overheating your high-speed bearings with 6 simple run-in steps that evenly distribute the grease fill on friction surfaces. Stay cool under your grease collar, read our 9-part series on bearing lubrication.
 
 
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How to Define Oil's Demulsibility
 
     Question: The term "demulsibility" is often used. In terms of lubricants, what does it mean?
 
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Identifying Grease Contaminants
 
From the "Wear Particle Atlas":

Large, abrasive particles in grease may be more damaging than the same particles in oil because once the grease is applied, no opportunity exists for the contaminant particles to be removed; whereas in oil, the particles may be quickly removed by filtering. The particles in a grease sample may be scrutinized by dissolving the grease with a suitable solvent and then preparing a ferrogram. A mixture of toluene and hexane is effective at dissolving many commonly available greases.  
 
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Become Your Facility's Lube Expert
 
Become Your Facility's Lube Expert
 
Want an extensive look into the world of lubrication? Join us in Cleveland for Noria's Machinery Lubrication II course on Oct. 17-19. ML II covers advanced lubrication topics so you can make broad workplace improvements. 
 
 
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Poll: How Do You Maintain Your Equipment?
 
     Poll Question: Which type of program does your plant employ to maintain equipment?
 
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White Papers
•  Filtration System Sizing Guide
•  Measuring Water Contamination in Industrial Oils: A Practical Alternative to Karl Fischer Titration
•  Measuring Viscosity with Onsite Viscometers
•  Ultrasound Lube Technician Handbook
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Greases
•  Bio-Based Lubricants
•  Particle Counting
•  Industrial Lubricants
•  Viscosity
•  Oil Changes
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
AUGUST 2017
Machinery Lubrication I
August 15-17 - Milwaukee, WI
Oil Analysis II
August 15-17 - Milwaukee, WI
 
 
SEPTEMBER 2017
Oil Analysis III
September 12-14 - Tulsa, OK
Machinery Lubrication I
September 26-28 - Richmond, VA
 
 

 
 
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