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2008/May
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Rosemont, IL in April could never be confused with the sunny south. Nor will it ever be classified as a relaxing resort, entertainment hub or exotic portof- call. Nonetheless, despite having made a weeklong...
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2008/May
Author:Dr. John L. Ross, Jr. Maintenance Innovators, Inc.
While it’s hard to describe, we certainly recognize leadership when we see it. The way we’re going, though, we may not get to see enough of it in the future.
As industry takes on new challenges in a ‘dot-com’ world, where information is...
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2008/May
Author:Gerald O. Davis, P.E. Davis Materials & Mechanical Engineering, Inc.
Corrosion is always on the prowl, ready to take down your equipment, fixed and otherwise. Don’t let this predator catch you off guard.
Metallic corrosion is a naturally occurring process that takes place at varying rates—depending on the...
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2008/May
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor with Brad Haines, Flowserve
No joke, it’s getting a lot quieter out there. You, your equipment and your processes have a number of cutting-edge noise attenuation solutions to thank for it.
Uncontrolled noise in process operations is a serious problem. Unresolved issues...
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2008/May
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
There probably is no maintenance department in the country that hasn’t engaged the services of a contractor, or specialty services provider, in the past 12 months. How was your experience?
Past...
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2008/May
Author:MT Staff
Being proactive is what predictive maintenance is all about.
With coal-fired plants generating a substantial percentage of the electricity produced in the United States, it’s vital to ensure their reliability. Keeping such a plant up and running...
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2008/May
Author:MT Staff
The article entitled “Lubrication of Electric Motor Bearings,” by EASA technical support specialist Chuck Yung (pgs. 36-40, MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY, March 2008) brought the following question from a reader with a special interest in the topic of...
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2008/May
Author:Roland Kewitsch & Jan Dittmar Schenck Trebel Corporation
If you’ve ever flown anywhere (or plan to in the future), you’ll appreciate the importance of adequate and reliable balancing and testing of this equipment
Modern jetliners rely on air cycle machines to provide air conditioning throughout the...
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2008/May
Author:Susan Wasley, BE&K Director of Special Programs
Susan Wasley, BE&K Director of Special Programs
Where on earth will you find enough skilled labor to keep your plant running or finish your next job? Perhaps you should start looking in your own backyard.
Available labor in the...
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