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2008/April
Author:Jane Alexander with Jack O'Connell, President, International Bearing Supply Company (IBSCO)
Sometimes, it’s best to view things from the perspective of an expert. That said, you also should expect your suppliers to be experts in their fields.
Providing unfailing operation from ball bearing failure requires looking at the subject 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/July
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor with Hilton Hammond, Fluke Corporation
A new handheld test tool makes high-end electrical troubleshooting easier than you thought.
If anyone can wring every last ounce of functionality out of a piece of electronic test equipment, it's Chris Vogel. At Siemens Building Technologies,...
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2008/March
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor with Mike Williams Konecranes Americas
Are you investing too much, too little or too late in your crane maintenance efforts? An in-depth reliability survey can be invaluable in helping determine what level of this maintenance is optimal for your operations.
It’s widely known that...
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2008/January
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor, with Chris Vassalotti, Open Text Corporation
While your MOC program may be in compliance with the regs, its processes may not be as efficient as they could be.
Over the past 17 years, Management of Change (MOC) has received increased attention at chemical plants and refineries due to the...
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2008/October
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor, with John Flaherty, Delta Cooling Towers
Proven technology is helping to assure greater production capacity and also making life easier than in the past for the maintenance team at an Arkansas Albermarle facility.
If you are a utilities manager at a major chemical plant, the notion that...
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2008/December
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
This Wisconsin-based pickle processor has seen significant payback from its new approach to connecting and disconnecting pumps, conveyors and other equipment.
Van Holten’s Pickles certainly knows its stuff. Founded in 1898, the company has been...
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2008/February
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
Less downtime. More uptime.
Protective bellows installed on the damper shafts of the bag house at Xcel Energy’s Sherburne County (Minnesota) Generating Plant (Sherco) are extending shaft life by minimizing corrosion from exposure to condensing...
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2008/November
Author:Jane Alexander, with Glen Sharkowicz, Mobil Industrial Lubricants
Proactive maintenance, streamlined inventory management and high-performance lubricants can help deliver a competitive edge.
In today's increasingly competitive environment, maximizing productivity is a MUST, especially for small- and...
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2008/August
Author:John A. McFarland, Chairman & CEO, Baldor Electric Company
John A. McFarland, Chairman & CEO, Baldor Electric Company
As I write this article in early July, I've just been notified that one of our principal electricity providers will be increasing its price by 25%. If you haven't looked at your...
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