Category Archives: Program Management

How To Design A Successful Oil Analysis Program: Identify Critical Equipment

How To Design A Successful Oil Analysis Program: Identify Critical Equipment When you start implementing an oil analysis program, you need to decide what equipment in the plant to sample. This can be a daunting task but it cannot be overlooked. Supervisors and management need to take the time to identify the targeted equipment, write…
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Don’t Risk Lubrication Contamination

Don't Risk Lubrication Contamination Contaminated lubricants account for nearly half of all lubricant related failures. Lubricants become contaminated with either solid or liquid contaminants. Solid contaminants act as abrasives causing severe damage to internal components. Solids also clog filters and orifices restricting oil flow and resulting in lubricant starvation. Liquid contaminants such as water will…
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Water In Oil, What’s the Big Deal?

Water In Oil, What's the Big Deal? Water in lubricating oil has been a point of keen debate as long as oil analysis has been used to monitor equipment and lubricant condition. How much is too much? Where does it come from? Does it really hurt equipment? What form of water is of concern? How…
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Houston Oil Analysis Training

We had a great turnout for out training event today.  This event is considered one of the best educational experience in the industry for the latest and most critical knowledge of oil analysis. The course follows these three comprehensive modules: •The Fundamentals of Lubrication and Wear •Oil Analysis Basics •Managing an Oil Testing Program Big prize…
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