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2008/October
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Whenever the idea of "training" comes up in most workplaces, some employees tend to think back to some horrible experience they had in school: A nasty teacher, crowded classroom, required and boring...
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2008/October
Author:Heinz P. Bloch, P.E., Process Machinery Consulting
How are your operations doing on pump MTBF? How do you compare with the best of the best?
Examining pump repair records and MTBF (mean time between failures) is of great importance to responsible and conscientious pump users. In view of that...
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2008/October
Author:Henry Peck, President, Geiger Pump & Equipment Company
Henry Peck, President, Geiger Pump & Equipment Company
My children, one in high school and one in college, lead extremely busy lives. They take fabulous academic courses and participate in a range of great extracurricular pursuits....
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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/October
Author:Mike Fitch, LUDECA, INC.
So you're the reliability engineer? Now what?
Corporations large and small have finally realized that if everyone is responsible for reliability, no one is responsible for reliability. The move to put someone "in charge"— with his/her primary...
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2008/October
Author:MT Staff
News of people and events important to the maintenance and reliability community
EMERSON MAKES NEW EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS
John M. Berra, president of Emerson Process Management, has announced a number of leadership changes in the corporation....
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2008/October
Author:MT Staff
Increased awareness of the environment and tighter legislation have led to increased use of environmentally considerate lubricants. When operating in environmentally sensitive areas such as mines, forests, lakes, rivers, harbors and ski-slopes,...
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2008/October
Author:William F. Harfst, Harfst and Associates, Inc.
Any amount of wasted water is too much. Perhaps it's time to compare your maintenance procedures to current best practices. Do they measure up?
Water is an undervalued utility. Since many consumers essentially view it as a “free” resource,...
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