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2011/January/February
Author:Henry Molise, P.E., HCM Energy Consulting, LLC
Energy-efficiency isn't just about technology. If your organization hasn't adjusted its culture to help raise and sustain the energy consciousness of your human assets, now's the time to do it.
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2011/March/April
Author:Henry Molise, P.E., HCM Energy Consulting, LLC
You've set up a steering team to help drive your organization's energy-management efforts. Now it's time to look at the roadmap.
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2011/May/June
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor with Jim Connell Airxchange, Inc.
An energy-saving enthalpy wheel reduces the temperature of incoming air.
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2011/July/August
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor, with Ken Bannister and Ray Thibault
Make sure this ‘exciting’ methodology is part of your predictive maintenance toolkit.
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2011/January/February
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
Happy New Year! I have some real good news for you. But first, the bad…The perfect storm that’s been brewing with regard to the dwindling labor pool and the loss of so many skilled, knowledgeable, experienced craftspeople from the workforce...
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2011/March/April
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
That’s right: Applied Technology Publications (ATP), the parent of Lubrication Management & Technology and its sister publication, Maintenance Technology, is going all in on innovation with the “2011 Maintenance & Reliability Innovator...
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2011/May/June
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor
It’s the most important lube quality. You can’t afford not to regularly check the viscosity of the oils in your systems.
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2011/January/February
Author:Jarrod Potteiger Product and Educational Services Manager, Des-Case Corporation
A "one-size-fits-all" approach to contamination solutions won't take your program where it needs to go.
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2011/November/December
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
In today’s world, we expect to be able to step into a car, turn the key and drive virtually non-stop across the country at high speed, with little thought as to the vehicle’s ability to make the journey. Many of us remember when this wasn’t...
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2011/January/February
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Arguably the best engineered of all lubrication systems, the Series Progressive (or Single Line Progressive) system pumps oil or grease in either a cyclical (total loss) or continuous (recirculative) manner.
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