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Machinery Lubrication November December 2016

Machinery Lubrication magazine published by Noria Corporation

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2 20 24 28 40 44 50 54 AS I SEE IT Inspection 2.0: The Cornerstone of World-class TPM Your total productive maintenance (TPM) program is no better than the inspection program on which it depends. When inspection improves, so too will TPM and the cascading benefits that result. HYDRAULICS Simple Tests to Increase the Reliability of Your Hydraulic Systems On any given hydraulic system, you should perform regular tests while the system is operating. These preventive maintenance and reliability tests can improve the efficiency and operation of your machines. OIL ANALYSIS How Light Affects Oil Analysis Results for Varnish Potential Certain oil analysis tests have been found to be biased by exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light. Discover why caution is required to avoid contact with all but incidental light when handling oil samples. PERSPECTIVE Guidelines for Selecting High-temperature Lubricants Modern industr y has many processes that require machines to operate at high temperatures. These applications demand special lubricants that can handle extreme operating temperatures. More 41 BOOKSTORE 43 TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE 48 ASK THE EXPERTS Editorial Features 36 GET TO KNOW 42 NOW ON MACHINERYLUBRICATION.COM Departments 34 PRODUCT NEWS 38 PRODUCT SUPERMARKET LUBE-TIPS Our readers offer advice on a host of lubrication-related issues, including tips on taking precautions with reconditioned oil drums. IN THE TRENCHES When You Should Use an Oil Heater In some applications, it is nearly impossible for oil to remain fluid at all ambient temperatures. In these situations, the use of an oil heater is recommended. However, in some cases, these devices can be counterproductive for your machines and lubricants. TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION Ensuring Accuracy in Oil Analysis Labs Through Certification Many oil analysis laboratories are taking the appropriate steps to ensure quality data. The training and certification process of the International Council for Machinery Lubrication's Laboratory Lubricant Analyst program can provide a clear and demonstrable record of compliance with quality standards. BACK PAGE BASICS Understanding the Differences in Engine Oils There are major differences between passenger car motor oil and heavy-duty diesel oil. Learn why you do not want to mix up these engine oils or use one in place of the other. November-December 2016 Contents 8 COVER STORY Lube Room Challenge Goes Global: Improving Lubricant Storage and Handling Methods on an International Scale Machinery Lubrication's Lube Room Challenge was truly an international affair in 2016, with submissions from Argentina, Canada, India, Korea, Poland, Russia and the United States.

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