Reduce Data
Interpretation Errors
Even if you do everything
else right, the success of an
oil analysis program always
comes down to correct
interpretation of test data.
In this course you'll learn
a systematic approach to
translating your oil analysis
data into actionable
information. You'll learn how
to get the most from your oil
analysis program and stop
jumping to conclusions too
early in the process, reducing
errors in interpretation.
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Who Should Attend?
• Machinery Lubricant Analysts
• Lubrication Program
Managers
• Lubricant Lab Personnel
• Reliability Engineers
• Predictive Maintenance
Specialists
If You Use Any Of
These Machines
• Gearboxes
• Hydraulic Systems
• Compressors
• Final Drives
• Rolling Mills
• Electric Motors
• Paper Machines
• Diesel Engines
• Blowers/Fans
• Process Pumps
• Gas Turbines
• Steam Turbines
Are You Catching Critical Early Warning Signals?
Properly established alarm limits are warning flairs that signal your machine is in trouble. There's no
time to waste – immediate troubleshooting must take place and the problem found before it is too late.
If alarm limits aren't set precisely, the results could be disastrous. Learn how to correctly position alarm
limits for specific machine types to ensure you'll receive critical early warnings of impending failures and
root cause conditions
