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2012/May/June
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor, with Bill Correll, Generation Systems, Inc.
The innovative approach to lubrication that one paper mill took improved conditions of its machines and its bottom line. That type of success is why a similar approach was rolled out to seven other sites across the corporation.
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2012/May/June
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
The Air/Oil system was first developed as a total-loss oil system to meet the specific needs of the high-speed bearing environment.
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2012/May/June
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
I recently received an email from an individual working in a maintenance department as a “Lube Technician.” He had heard that he was a primary candidate for a first round of corporate layoffs. With no early-retirement option available to him,...
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2012/May/June
Author:LMT Staff
We love to learn about LMT readers, including what they do in the field of lubrication (and what they like about their jobs)! Here’s what our May/June Lube Star told us:
Jim Harris
Title: General Manager, CCECO Lab & Filtration, a...
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2012/May/June
Author:LMT Staff
Monitoring Wear Debris In Hazardous Environments
Kittiwake’s ATEX Metallic Wear Debris Sensor facilitates real-time wear debris monitoring for both ferrous and non-ferrous metals in hazardous areas. Capable of being mounted within any...
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2012/May/June
Author:Michael Kirchner, Generac Power Systems
Ensuring that your selected backup-power system can meet both current and future needs depends on a number of factors.
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2012/May/June
Author:Ray Thibault CLS, OMA I, OMA II, MLT, MLT II, MLA II, MLA III Contributing Editor
Your site’s pumping equipment calls for special treatment when it comes to lubrication. What you don’t know about it could break the real ‘heart’ of your system.
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2012/May/June
Author:Travis Lail, ExxonMobil Lubricants & Specialties
Selecting the right products and keeping them healthy while they work for your operations is crucial to your bottom line.
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2012/May/June
Author:William C. Livoti, GIW/KSB
Gearing is a common way to reduce speed and boost torque. During this transformation, the gear “consumes” a certain percentage of power. This power is termed as a loss and is measured in watts.
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