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2006/July
Author:Glenn E. Gabryel, SKF Sealing Solutions
Careful evaluation of your application is part of a holistic approach to seal specification. This is no time to take shortcuts.
Radial shaft seals retain lubricants in and exclude contaminants from bearing housings, ensuring the reliable...
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2006/September
Author:Heinz P. Bloch, P.E., Process Machinery Consulting
Do you want to be one of the real "decision makers" in your organization? If you do, you'll want to heed the advice of this industry icon.
The status of maintenance and reliability engineers has been the subject of debate for...
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2006/October
Author:Heinz P. Bloch
For a certainty, physical asset management is one of the keys to plant profitability-perhaps even the most important one.Much has been written about the topic, but John Mitchell's Fourth Edition Physical Asset Management Handbook again...
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2006/June
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
Three decades and counting, these Midwest operations continue to save maintenance $$$ through state-of-the-art bearing protection.
Grain Processing Corporation (GPC), headquartered in Muscatine, IA, was founded in 1943. Still privately...
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2006/July
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
This article is a follow-up to MARTS 2006, where the emphasis was on the never-ending race for reliability. The Hendrick Motorsports and Invensys/Avantis teams were a very important part of the event's success. Among other things, they brought...
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2006/September
Author:Jane Alexander, with Dennis Foster, Hobart Brothers and Jon VanPelt, Miller Electric
Use of these wires in a company’s buildup/overlay processes is optimizing the quality of final welds on pressure vessels around the globe.
Alloy Cladding Company, LLC of Fort Myers, FL, is the world’s oldest running company in the ...
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2006/December
Author:Jason Barath, Matrikon
Today, industries are looking for a change in the way maintenance is performed. In order to survive, organizations are searching for meaningful ways to offset the costs associated with performing maintenance activities while complying...
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2006/February
Author:Jay Padesky, P.E., CMRP US Gypsum Company and Richard A. DeFazio CMC Performance Consulting Associates Inc.
This two-part article is based on a paper presented at the 2005 SMRP Conference in St. Louis, MO. It traces the design and development of standardized reliability improvement metrics that have been deployed at 35 plants across three business units...
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2006/March
Author:Jay Padesky, P.E., CMRP US Gypsum Company and Richard A. DeFazio CMC Performance Consulting Associates Inc.
This wraps up a two part article based on a presentation at the 2005 SMRP Conference, in St. Louis, MO.
USG began its implementation of asset care and work management best practices in 2001. The goal of the project, which came to be known as...
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2006/May
Author:Jim R. Johnson, Schneider Electric, North American Operating Division
Problems with the quality of power for electric arc welders should really spark your interest.They can reduce productivity, lower product quality, increase worker fatigue. How do those things impact your bottom-line?
Electric arc welders,...
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