MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Articles
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2004/May
Author:Skip Doucette, Keyspan Energy, and Read Hayward, DST Controls
Even with 2.5 million customers, KeySpan Energy (KSE), the largest distributor of natural gas in the Northeast, did not have a serious problem with its liquid natural gas (LNG) storage plants’ maintenance data collection. The company just...
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2012/April
Author:Special From Gates Corporation For Maintenance Technology
No one can afford downtime or safety hazards that come with inadequate maintenance.
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2012/April
Author:Special From U.S. Tsubaki For Maintenance Technology
Installing new chain on old sprockets at your plant? Please say it ain’t so!
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2010/February
Author:Special to Maintenance Technology From NSK
In tough working environments, where contaminants constantly threaten bearings and other pump components, keeping equipment up and running poses a real challenge. Slurry-handling operations are that type of place.
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2006/April
Author:Special To Maintenance Technology, edited by Jane Alexander
New approaches to maintenance challenges are helping companies get the job done and letting them be more proactive to boot!
Outsourcing continues to be a contentious issue for the public. Even government officials are feeling the pressure as...
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2009/May
Author:Special To Maintenance Technology
There’s lots more than purchase price to consider when replacing pump parts. Can your operations afford the risk of simply buying on the cheap?
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2011/April
Author:Special to Maintenance Technology
Hydroelectric plants are just one type of operation that has been seeking an effective and acceptable solution to this sticky fluid-handling scourge.
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2011/May
Author:Special to Maintenance Technology
Field experience is the real test of a drive system. When high maintenance and/or frequent replacement of drive components becomes the norm, it’s time to reassess the drive design.
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2011/June
Author:Special To Maintenance Technology
This new, non-intrusive diagnostic tool makes the job of quantifying critical thread wear faster and easier than in the past.
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2008/September
Author:Special To Maintenance Technology
Even though it's the smart thing to do, in many applications and locations, continuous remote monitoring of critical equipment hasn't always been feasible. Those days are gone.
Holland, MI is home to a regional leader in the recycling and...
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