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Justification for Fixing Oil Leaks
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Did you know that an oil leak of one drop per second amounts to approximately $1,000 of oil per year that must be replaced? If you estimate the cost of replacement, including purchasing, handling, application, waste cleanup and disposal at three times the cost of the initial purchase, then each one-drop-per-second leak costs your company $2,956 (based on 14,000 drops per pint and $3.50 per gallon of oil).
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Promote asset uptime with proper lubrication. Terry Harris, a certified maintenance and reliability technician and president of Reliable Process Solutions explains machinery lubrication best practices in this article.
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Progress depends on change, yet change is not really change without a fail-safe plan to sustain it. The need for this is especially true for transformational change due to the scale and magnitude of the effect on an organization.
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Good lubrication practices can save companies millions, but the specific changes needed aren’t always clear. Noria’s Lubrication Program Development includes everything from inspections to suggested equipment and procedures.
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When you have Noria Workforce Solutions, you get a Noria lubrication program, Noria lubrication technicians and Noria expert support. Give your plant the support and expertise it needs with Noria Workforce Solutions.
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Switching from a petroleum-based oil to a synthetic polyalphaolefin or polyglycol can provide good results, but you must verify the compatibility of the lubricants and the gaskets or paint that will be in contact with the oil.
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Established in 1986, IMD is a monthly B2B trade publication that serves the owners and managers of America’s most diversified job shops, machine shops, OEM/MRO, contract manufacturers, and production line manufacturing.
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How to Inspect Used Oil Filters
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From "Daily One-Minute Lubrication Inspections and Field Tests":
You can visually inspect used filters once they are removed from the machine just by taking a good look at the filter to see how it appears. For instance, has the filter been damaged? Are the pleats bunched together? Do you see any cuts or damage in the pleats? Do they look like they are properly sealed on both ends?
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