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December 28, 2017
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Simple Test to Check Lubricant Health
 
Checking the color of oil is a simple onsite test that you can use to help determine the health of your lubricant. Watch this video to learn how a visual inspection can tell you if oil is oxidizing or turning dark because of contamination.
 
 
In This Issue
•  Maintenance Problem-solving Tips
•  Causes of High Oil Consumption
•  When a Turbine Flush Is Needed
•  Why Hydraulic Fluid Gets Darker
•  Magazine Archive
 
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Maintenance Problem-solving Tips
 
Maintenance Problem-solving Tips
 
Many maintenance departments today "fight fires" instead of approaching their problems systematically. Learn the four common types of maintenance problems so you will be able to prevent each type.
 
 
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Causes of High Oil Consumption
 
Causes of High Oil Consumption
 
Some degree of oil consumption is to be expected in all engines. What is considered normal will vary based on the application and the design of the engine. 
 
 
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When a Turbine Flush Is Needed
 
When a Turbine Flush Is Needed
 
Determining when to flush a turbine lube oil system can be challenging. If no problems have been encountered, there may be a tendency to postpone the flush. However, if a known problem exists, it should be addressed at the earliest opportunity.
 
 
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Why Hydraulic Fluid Gets Darker
 
Why Hydraulic Fluid Gets Darker
 
When hydraulic fluid becomes darker and a golden residue appears on the valves, it is a sign that varnish is precipitating out of the fluid. Since varnish is composed of fluid degradation byproducts, you must determine the source of the fluid deterioration. 
 
 
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Machinery Lubrication: Archive
 
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