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Oil Analysis - Resources And Advice

The routine activity of analyzing lubricant properties and suspended contaminants for the purpose of monitoring and reporting timely, meaningful and accurate information on lubricant and machine condition.
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Latest Oil Analysis Articles

Set Oil Analysis Limits Correctly
Ashley Mayer
How to Give Your Machine a Physical
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Particle Measurement Options: Laser and Mesh Blockage
Test Method for Simulating the Aging and Oxidation Stability of Lubricants
Susanne Beyer-Faiss, Dr. Tillwich GmbH Werner Stehr, Horb, Germany
Fretting Wear in Lubricated Systems
E. C. Fitch, Tribolics, Inc.
Visgage Viscosity Comparator Determines Fluid Viscosity
F. D. Norvelle
Solid-state Viscometer for Oil Condition Monitoring
Kerem Durdag, BiODE Inc.
Viscosity Measurement: So Easy, Yet So Difficult
Janet L. Lane, ExxonMobil; Kenneth O. Henderson, Cannon Instrument Company
How to Assess Wear Problems Using Oil Analysis
Darrin Clark, Insight Services
The Basics of Used Oil Sampling
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Effective Use of the Patch Test for Simple On-site Analysis
Mervin H. Jones, Swansea Tribology Services Ltd. U.K.
Copper and Your Diesel Engine Oils
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Applying SEM-EDS to Practical Tribology Problems
Guy Nadeau, Herguth Laboratories, Inc.; William R. Herguth, Herguth Laboratories, Inc.
Sight Glass Oil Analysis
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Karl Fischer Coulometric Titration Explained and Illustrated
Noria Corporation
Designing a World-Class Oil Analysis Program
Noria Corporation
Determining Proper Oil and Filter Change Intervals: Can Onboard Automotive Sensors Help?
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Determining Fatigue Wear Using Wear Particle Analysis Tools
Dr. Jian Ding, Lubrosoft
Natural Gas Engine Lubrication and Oil Analysis
Lloyd Leugner, Maintenance Technology International, Inc.
The Blotter Spot Method - Sample Preparation and Test Procedure
Gerardo Trujillo, Noria Latin America
The Lowdown on Oil Breakdown
Noria Corporation
How Machinery Wear Rates Impact Maintenance Priorities
Ray Garvey, Emerson Process Management
Improving Automatic Viscosity Monitoring In the Lab
Using Dissolved Gas Analysis to Detect Active Faults in Oil-Insulated Electrical Equipment
Lance R. Lewand, Doble Engineering Company
How to Create an Effective Oil Analysis Test Slate
Noria Corporation
Quenchant Fundamentals: Condition Monitoring of Quench Oils
G.M. Webster, G.E. Totten & Associates LLC; G.E. Totten, G.E. Totten & Associates LLC; D.A. Wachter, Engineered Lubricants
Oil Viscosity - How It's Measured and Reported
Noria Corporation
How to Benchmark an Oil Analysis Program
Rich Wurzbach
4 Easy Ways to Set Smart Oil Analysis Alarms
Ray Garvey, Emerson Process Management
Silicon Doesn't Always Mean Dirt
Noria Corporation
The Surface Tension Test - Is It Worth Resurrecting?
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Gas Chromatography: The Modern Analytical Tool
Noria Corporation
Automatic Particle Counters for Fluid Contamination Control
Noria Corporation
How to Diagnose Machine Failures
Drew Troyer
Lock-Step Trending Oil Analysis Data
Managing an Onsite Oil Analysis Program
Martin Williamson
Kinematic Viscosity Explained
Drew Troyer
A Dynamic Diagnostic Water-In-Oil Test
Elemental Analysis Explained and Illustrated
Noria Corporation
Transformer Oil Analysis for Maintenance Programs
Anne Reygaerts, Laborelec
High-Pressure Oil Sampling: The Next Step
Noria Corporation
Dielectric Constant and Oil Analysis
A. A. Carey, Emerson Process Management; A. J. Hayzen, Emerson Process Management
How Desiccants Control Moisture Interferences with Optical Particle Counters
K. Andy Young, Hach Company
Coupling Oil Analysis and Vibration Analysis to Save Time and Money
Tiimothy J. Smith, Equistar Chemicals
Trouble-Shooting Viscosity Excursions
Jim Fitch
The Nose Knows - Using Odor as a Test for Your Oils
Frances E. Ward; Drew Troyer
Oil Analysis Economics - Saving and Making Money
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Condition-Based vs. Interval-Based Oil Changes
Noria Corporation
Vacuum Dehydrators Explained and Illustrated
Jim Fitch, Noria Corporation
Is Onsite Oil Analysis Right for You?
Drew Troyer

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