Are your lubrication technicians using documented oil sampling procedures?
Here are step-by step instructions for sampling lube oil and hydraulic fluids correctly. These procedures are designed to:
- Maximize data density
- Minimize data disturbance
- Ensure best practice oil sampling
- Train your staff to sample oil properly
Each procedure includes:
Material Requirements
A detailed list of everything you need to take with you when you sample using the procedure. |
Sampling Procedure
Step-by-step instructions detailing exactly how to extract a quality oil sample. |
Potential Sources of Interference
What to watch out for when sampling to avoid potential problems with the quality of the sample. |
Safety Considerations
Items to be prepared for to avoid possible harm or injury during sampling. |
Best Applications for Each Procedure
On what types of machines and applications the procedure is applicable. Where it is preferred and it is less desirable. |
Tips on Sampling
Ideas and techniques that you can use before, during and after the sampling process. |
Procedures are for:
- Engines
- Hydraulics
- Compressors
- Gearboxes
- Bearings
- Turbines
- Pumps
- Transmissions
- ... and more
For protection, each procedure is enclosed in its own sheet protector. A sturdy binder houses the set of procedures.
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Format: |
Hardback |
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Author: |
Noria Corporation |
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Pages: |
40 |