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December 15, 2016
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Using KPIs to Measure Lubrication Effectiveness
 
Key performance indicators (KPIs) are essential for evaluating the success of a lubrication program. Watch this video to learn some of the most common KPIs in industry and how they can be used to monitor the effectiveness of lubrication at your plant.
 
 
In This Issue
•  Leverage Multiple PdM Technologies
•  Prevent Downtime with Oil Analysis
•  How to Identify a Lubricant Quickly
•  Best Lube Methods for Wire Rope
•  Magazine Archive
 
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Leverage Multiple PdM Technologies
 
Leverage Multiple PdM Technologies
 
A predictive maintenance (PdM) professional's inspection "toolbox" should comprise a host of options, including infrared thermography, electric motor circuit analysis, vibration, oil analysis and ultrasonic/sonic analysis, as well as visual, tactile and acoustic (sensory) inspections.
 
 
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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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Prevent Downtime with Oil Analysis
 
Prevent Downtime with Oil Analysis
 
It is hard for a machine to fail without the oil knowing first. The oil is like a confessional for the machine. For those trying to prevent unscheduled downtime by catching problems early, this is good news.
 
 
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More Responsibility = Less Time
 
More Responsibility = Less Time
 
As your knowledge and experience as a reliability professional have expanded, you've probably been given more responsibility. Sometimes that means less time to learn new things. If that rings true, check out ML II Online.
 
 
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How to Identify a Lubricant Quickly
 
How to Identify a Lubricant Quickly
 
Because a number of outside influences can affect a lubricant, it would be difficult to obtain conclusive "fingerprint" results from a quick test conducted onsite. These variables would include how long the oil has been in storage, how much oxidation has occurred and whether the oil has been contaminated with water or moisture. 
 
 
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Best Lube Methods for Wire Rope
 
Best Lube Methods for Wire Rope
 
There are numerous methods of applying lubricant to wire ropes. For machinery in which the rope can move, you may choose to use a drip, spray or trough technique. These methods apply lubricant at a single point and utilize the movement of the rope to spread the lubricant over the entire length of the system.
 
 
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
 
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