Machinery Lubrication magazine published by Noria Corporation
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For dates, complete course description, or to enroll visit Noria.com/train or call 1-800-597-5460 Suggested Reading Machinery Oil Analysis Methods, Automation & Benefits - This book uniquely presents the entire practice of oil analysis as a condition monitoring tool for machines. Wear Particle Atlas - A guide to wear particle analysis, this guide contains photographs of typical wear particles found in used lubricating oil, illustrative case histories and operational procedures for wear debris analysis. You can purchase these books online at Store.Noria.com. 21 For dates, complete course description or to enroll, visit Noria.com/train or call 1-800-597-5460 A small misstep when installing sampling ports, performing oil sampling or choosing lubricants can translate into expensive problems. For most facilities, these mistakes are only apparent after problems arise or through expert analysis. For example, a large steel mill installed 1,200 new sampling ports and, after gathering strange data on multiple occasions, learned they had been placed in the wrong locations. Another Noria customer had been conducting oil analysis for years but was still unable to detect bearing failures that shut down production. The company discovered that the tests being conducted could only identify degraded or wrong lubricants – not impending failure. Successful oil sampling requires know-how. Improper sampling port placement, running the wrong tests, poorly collected samples and more can compromise accuracy or even eliminate valuable information. Noria can lend you the expertise to avoid these costly mistakes so you can reap the full benefits of good oil sampling. Avoid Costly Mistakes And Reap The Benefits Of Good Oil Sampling Take This Course If You Are Responsible For: • Systems operation/management • Operations • Equipment maintenance • Testing samples and interpreting results • Mechanical inspections • Diagnostics • Troubleshooting equipment design/process/material • Efficient utilization design • Procedure/quality-control implementation • Cost/benefit analysis • Quality-control analysis I was amazed of the information that's out there, and the techniques or tests that can be taken for oil analyses. -Reuben Clowdis, Lubrication Tech Huber Engineered Woods, LLC