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August 10, 2017
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How to Improve Desiccant Breather Life
 
Desiccant breathers can be attached to any reservoir, drum of oil or piece of equipment that needs clean, dry air going into it. Watch this video to learn more about how breathers work as well as some simple things you can do to increase their service life.
 
 
In This Issue
•  When to Consider a Synthetic
•  Identifying Oil Oxidation Stages
•  Best Ways to Manage Waste Oil
•  Tips for Storing Oil Drums Outside
•  Magazine Archive
 
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When to Consider a Synthetic
 
When to Consider a Synthetic
 
With the appropriate management strategy, a change to a high-performance synthetic lubricant can actually cost considerably less than the equivalent mineral oil product type. Discover the point at which you should begin to consider the use of synthetics for the sake of lubricant longevity and machine reliability.
 
 
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Are You the Lubricant Expert?
 
Are You the Lubricant Expert?
 
For hundreds of years, humans have kept their machines in working order with lubricants. While there are many different functions of a lubricant, can you name five?
 
 
What Are the Five Functions?
 
 
Identifying Oil Oxidation Stages
 
Identifying Oil Oxidation Stages
 
Oxidation is the primary way a lubricant degrades over time from normal service. It typically results in impaired chemical and physical properties of the base oil and additives. Understanding how a lubricant oxidizes is essential to prevent, delay and monitor the process.
 
 
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Noria: Your One-Stop Shop for All Consulting Needs
 
Noria: Your One-Stop Shop for All Consulting Needs
 
Whether you need help with machinery lubrication, oil analysis, tribology or contamination control, Noria has you covered. We offer a wide range of general technical consulting to fit your facility's needs and results. 
 
 
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Best Ways to Manage Waste Oil
 
Best Ways to Manage Waste Oil
 
Proper handling techniques do not end when oil has been put into service. Once the life of the oil has been exceeded, you must ensure the lubricant is captured and disposed of both safely and in an environmentally friendly way.
 
 
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Tips for Storing Oil Drums Outside
 
Tips for Storing Oil Drums Outside
 
With limited storage space inside plants, it is common to have an outside storage area for new oil drums. This practice creates a high risk for ingression of water into the new oil if the drums are not stored properly. 
 
 
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
 
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