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October 30, 2019
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In This Issue
•  Advice for Overheating Hydraulics
•  Using Drones for Oil Sampling
•  Identifying Lubricant Film Types
•  Effects of Using the Wrong Lube
•  Understanding Oil's Dielectricity
 
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Advice for Overheating Hydraulics
 
If the hydraulic system is overheating on your mobile equipment, it may prove useful to scan the entire machine for the source. One of our machines was gradually building heat in the hydraulic system. It started at an operating temperature of 130 degrees F and increased to 160 degrees F. After a thermography scan was completed, it was clear that the auxiliary pump was failing. This resulted in the oil reservoir maintaining a temperature above 200 degrees. The reason the operators saw only a 160-degree temperature was due to a faulty gauge. (John Sosnowski, Martin Marietta Materials)
 
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Don't Miss the Upcoming In-Service Oils Webcast
 
Don't Miss the Upcoming In-Service Oils Webcast
 
Join us on November 13 to learn about a novel, patent-pending approach for integrating particle counting and wear metals analysis into a single sample run – a game changer in laboratory workflow that improves operating costs.
 
 
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Using Drones for Oil Sampling
 
Using Drones for Oil Sampling
 
The use of drones has increased dramatically in recent years due to advances in materials, aeronautics and software. Find out how these advancements are making it easier to sample oil from machinery in remote locations.
 
 
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Coolant Freeze Point Calculator
 
Coolant Freeze Point Calculator
 
Getting your coolant mix right is the key to ensuring your engine has optimal freeze and boil protection. After taking a quick reading with your own antifreeze tester, you can adjust your mix by using Chevron’s calculator to determine the recommended amount of coolant you need to drain and replace with antifreeze or water.
 
 
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Identifying Lubricant Film Types
 
     Question: Can you provide examples of the three lubricant film types?
 
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Grease Analysis in your Plant or Lab
 
Grease Analysis in your Plant or Lab
 
The Grease Thief Analyzer provides an image of the particles hiding in your grease. Attendees can bring their grease samples to Booth 410 and run them on the GreaseMonkeyTM automated grease analysis system, measuring color, wear and condition. Call us at 717-843-8884
 
 
Contact Us Today to Request a Sampling Kit
 
 
Effects of Using the Wrong Lube
 
Effects of Using the Wrong Lube
 
When it comes to automotive lubricants, most people think of the engine oil and transmission fluid. With all the differences in formulation, physical properties and drain intervals, you must know what your vehicle requires.  
 
 
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New Certificate Programs at Machinery Lubrication 2019
 
New Certificate Programs at Machinery Lubrication 2019
 
Enhance your education at the 2019 Machinery Lubrication Conference & Exhibition by adding a Certificate Program to your registration. With four to choose from, you will gain specialized, industry knowledge for your field.
 
 
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Understanding Oil's Dielectricity
 
Understanding Oil's Dielectricity
 
The dielectricity of a lubricating oil is a property that typically is not of great concern. However, in some applications, it can be critical and one of the most important factors in selecting the right fluid. 
 
 
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White Papers
•  Understanding the Lubrication Challenges of Aging Assets
•  Mine Saves Two Workdays During Time-Critical Shutdown
•  High Viscosity Filter Elements to Maintain Oil Cleanliness
•  Hear Failure From Miles Away
 
 
Explore Topics
•  Oil Oxidation
•  Wear Debris Analysis
•  Lubrication Programs
•  Grease Compatibility
•  Maintenance And Reliability
•  Turbine Lubrication
 
 
Noria Training Calendar
 
NOVEMBER 2019
Machinery Lubrication I
November 19-21 - Phoenix, AZ
Machinery Lubrication II
November 19-21 - Phoenix, AZ
 
 
DECEMBER 2019
Machinery Lubrication I
December 10-12 - Dallas, TX
Oil Analysis II
December 10-12 - Dallas, TX Machinery Lubrication Engineering
December 9-12 - Dallas, TX
 
 

 
 
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