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2010/July/August
Author:Bill Hillman, Ludeca, Inc.
You might be surprised at how much energy is wasted when these systems operate poorly.
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2010/July/August
Author:Daniel J. Erwin, CMRP, The Dow Chemical Company
Looking for ways to do a lot, lot more with a lot, lot less? Here's a personal perspective on how to start things rolling in a big way.
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2010/July/August
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
I've always enjoyed spending time with people older than myself. As a young design engineer, I would seek out draftsmen, engineers and managers who were close to retirement and spend quality "think" time with them.
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2010/July/August
Author:LMT Staff
Rechargeable Leak-Detection Kit
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2010/July/August
Author:R.C.J. Wilson, CEnv. IEng. MEI, MRSC, Ferrybridge C Power Station
An advancement over Karl Fischer titration...
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2010/July/August
Author:Ray Thibault, CLS, OMA I & II, Contributing Editor
Want to establish a new lubrication program or improve an existing one? Managers of world-class programs consider these two activities to be key factors in their success.
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2010/July/August
Author:Raymond L. Atkins, Contributing Editor
This month, the author takes an in-depth look at why you need a planner and who it should be.
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2010/July/August
Author:William C. Livoti
The Energy Independence Security Act of 2007 (EISA) becomes law December 19, 2010. A portion of EISA covers induction motors from 1-500 hp. It's safe to say most end users will be affected.
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