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2005/March
Author:Daniel R. Snyder, P.E., SKF USA
The "infinite life" theory for rolling bearings holds that under good operating conditions and provided the fatigue load limit is not exceeded, bearing life will not be limited by fatigue and, in fact, can exceed the life of the machine. But in...
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2005/March
Author:Gary Strahan, Texas Infrared
This process can help move a maintenance department to the next level and better prepare for the future.
Operators of high-temperature pressure vessels now can see in vivid color the advantages of new wireless radiometric imaging technology for...
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2005/March
Author:Linda K. Fischer, Associate Editor
News from the education arena.
Do you recall an instance when you had to complete a certain task, but were not able to do it by yourself? You enlisted a partner to assist, and the job was completed without trouble.
Well, that is what many...
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2005/March
Author:Mike Laszkiewicz, Rockwell Automation
Adapt proactive maintenance programs from the big guys.
As the United States manufacturing industry emerges from one of its most challenging decades in recent memory, many companies still struggle to improve growth and achieve greater...
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2005/March
Author:MT Staff
From time to time I get questions about pump reliability, pump replacement, and other issues surrounding pump maintenance. I turn to my usual and trusted resources for answers; however, I recently discovered some great Web sites related to pumps....
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2005/March
Author:MT Staff
How can we continue to ignore the decline of one of the fundamentals of our society: Manufacturing generates wealth? Since 1999, the percentage of U. S. gross domestic product attributed to manufacturing has slid from 16 percent to 14 percent....
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2005/March
Author:Robert Apelgren, CMRP, ARMS Reliability Engineers–USA
This process can help move a maintenance department to the next level and better prepare for the future.
Maintenance cost or maintenance loss? Maintenance in today’s plant is a dynamic function of the ability to adapt to quick changes and to new...
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2005/March
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
For a number of reasons I have been thinking quite a bit lately about the role of universities in maintenance and reliability professional development.
One, our school, The University of Tennessee, is rapidly moving forward with new programs at...
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