Course Description The saying “oil is oil!” no longer applies in our world of vast lubricant options! Understanding lubricant compatibility is key when switching to a new lubricant or simply topping off. This course will teach you the risks of mixing lubricants, help you understand why lubricants are not always compatible, and will cover how …
Course Description Trending your results is only part of data interpretation, but it should be the most substantial part to ensure swift corrective actions are made when necessary and to prevent equipment downtime. Many of us continue to use static alarm limits, without understand the limitations they offer. This course dives into the different sources …
Course Description Analytical Microscopy and Ferrography are among the most powerful diagnostic tools in oil analysis today. It is the best method for determining severity and the type of wear in your equipment. This training course will teach you the principle and scope of Analytical Microscopy and Ferrography, the different classification groups an analyst uses …
Course Description Water contamination can cause damage to your equipment and is detrimental to your oil. It is important to not overlook it in favor of particle contamination! Just one percent of water in your oil can reduce the life expectancy of a journal bearing by as much as 90 percent. This course will cover …
Course Description Are you following the five steps of handling lubricants? Good practice of the five steps can minimize the contamination of your oil! This course covers the best practices of initial acceptance of delivery, proper storage tips, and techniques to filter your lubricant while it waits in storage. Learn how to best handle your …
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Course Description When reviewing your TestOil Analysis Report, you may not be sure what elemental test data implies about your lubrication and equipment. This course dives into the wear metals that are detected by elemental spectroscopy. Taking a close look at each wear metal’s common causes. With this knowledge you will have a much better …
Course Description When you receive your TestOil Analysis report, the report results will contain levels for specific metals, additives, and contaminants that are present in your fluid. But what are additives and why are they in your lubricant? This course will act as a fundamental base that will help you understand the additives that are …
Course Description Particle contamination can be attributed to a significant amount of the wear that your equipment experiences. But if you don’t yet understand contamination and where it can be coming from, start here! This beginner’s guide will answer common questions about particle contamination, including “What are the most common sources of contamination?” and “What …
