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2008/April
Author:MT Staff
Improving your facility's energy efficiency is one of the most cost-effective options to address high energy costs, and it's an option that is itself a growing industry with financial and technical resources to highlight energy savings in your...
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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/March
Author:Neville W. Sachs, P.E. Sachs, Salvaterra & Associates, Inc
Where do you start? What’s important? How do know that you’re doing it right?
When a small reducer fails, in most plants the usual reaction is to replace it without even opening it up to see what happened. But, when a large or critical unit is...
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2008/August
Author:Patrick Holcomb, Executive Vice President, Process, Power & Marine, Intergraph Corporation
Patrick Holcomb, Executive Vice President, Process, Power & Marine, Intergraph Corporation
Tremendous process capacity is coming online in the next five years in the oil, gas and petrochemical segments. Capital spending on these...
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2008/November
Author:Randall Noon, P.E., Cooper Nuclear Station
Randall Noon, P.E., Cooper Nuclear Station
There are perhaps a thousand and one ways to make money and earn a living. Why have you chosen your line of work, your particular management position and your specific company?
Are you working in...
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2008/April
Author:Randall Noon, P.E., Cooper Nuclear Station
Randall Noon, P.E., Cooper Nuclear Station
A good manager is very much like a good orchestra maestro.
A maestro does not have to play every instrument in the orchestra. More often than not, he usually is not even the best musician in the...
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2008/July
Author:Ray Thibault, CLS, OMA I and II and Mark Graham, CLS, CLGS, O'Rourke Petroleum
It's a nagging, industry-wide question, and one that keeps many a supplier and end user up at night.
In the multi-step process of moving lubricants from THEIR tanks to YOUR equipment, where does contamination start? At what point do dirt and/or...
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2008/September
Author:Ray Thibault, CLS, OMA I and II and Mark Graham, CLS, CLGS, O’Rourke Petroleum
How much do you know about the blending process and its effect on oil cleanliness? Is that where the trouble starts?
There are many different lubricant blenders in the U.S.—some very large and some small. In this series, the general practices...
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2008/March
Author:Renard Klubnik, Wilcoxon Research
How competent is competent? More importantly, how much might it actually cost your operations if you were to entrust your pumps to the wrong shop?
While it’s the easiest vibration parameter to understand, it’s also been the most rarely...
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