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Quality sampling is the basis for any decisions based on oil analysis. Taking a sample is not difficult, but don’t make these mistakes. Following this process will ensure you draw a representative sample from the compartment.
17th Nov, 2020 |
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The analysis of used oil is a predictive maintenance technology used to infer the condition of oil-lubricated compartments. Data gained through oil…
29th Oct, 2020 |
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Oil sampling programs can provide incredible insight into machine conditions, but if you don’t get that sample right then time and cost invested can be…
15th Oct, 2020 |
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Oil analysis dates back to the end of World War II when the US locomotive industry started the practice to successfully detect diesel engine problems via…
06th Oct, 2020 |
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This post was previously written by Noel Dyson and published via Australia's Mining Monthly
28th Aug, 2020 |
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The following was taken from the Sumitomo Corporation Business Report 152nd Newsletter to Shareholders April 1, 2019 through March 31, 2020
07th Aug, 2020 |
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Why you should consider integrating automated failure analysis investigations into your operations When a component fails, there'll be a story in the oil…
07th Aug, 2020 |
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Maintenance and reliability professionals will be familiar with the P-F Curve developed by John Moubray in his book ‘RCM II’ which utilises a graph to…
21st Jul, 2020 |
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Think of the concept; Good oil condition = greater reliability and increased component life. A simple concept, but we see the benefits for equipment…
10th Jul, 2020 |
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From our experience we estimate that on average, 80% of data generated from oil sample reports are not fully utilised. That’s remarkable. Imagine your…
10th Jun, 2020 |
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Everyone has their limits. You get pushed past your limits and you’re definitely not at your best whether it’s physical or mental. It’s no different for mining equipment (except for the mental bit). Push your equipment past its limits and it’s just a matter of time before something bad happens. However, do we truly understand the long-term impact of high repetition and low energy events? It’s…
10th Jun, 2020 |
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