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Condition Based Asset
Management News - GoodOil Vol 37 - January 26, 2006
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1. TrakkaV1.6 - Coming Soon! 2. New Year's Promotion 3. LubeMaster and Oil Solutions Reduce Running Costs 4. Dingo Helpful Tips From The Field 5. The GoodOil Challenge - Trivia Questions | |||
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![]() ![]() It's time to use the right equipment for the job, and when it comes to lubricant storage and handling, go with Oil Safe containers.
The design features provide practical benefits including:
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Your equipment is an investment, costly to repair and often more costly to have standing idle due to un-scheduled stand-downs. The new LubeMaster Oil Cleaning Unit can extend the working life of industrial lubrication oil many fold, often indefinitely, thus extending the life of machinery by reduced wear and improving operating conditions. Other systems use pore filters which greatly reduce flow rates and make it impractical to clean heavy grade oils to fine cleanliness levels whilst maintaining flow rates at high viscosities.
LubeMaster can decrease the amount of oil disposed by industry and make it more economical to use expensive synthetic oils thus saving money, reducing pressures on the environment and increasing uptime.
Oil Solutions NQ, based in Townsville offers a comprehensive oil lubrication management service to its customers. The key to our success is our microscopic wear debris program which literally looks inside the machine, allowing us to identify wear causes, identify and locate the source of contamination and recommend actions to increase oil and machine life.
It is this extensive laboratory work which lead to the development of the LubeMaster oil cleaning systems. For years, we have been changing oil and disposing of it simply because it has become laden with contamination. More often than not the life of the oil is far from spent; if the contaminants are removed oil life can be extended.
"Oil is no different to any other part of machinery, service it and it will last longer." This is the principal around which the LubeMaster was designed. In other words, keep out the particles and water contamination and the additives will not degrade, thus oil life can be extended indefinitely.
Studies show that "This type of machinery on the market has the potential to decrease Australia's annual $2 billion industrial lubrication expenditure by 50 percent and is now becoming highly sought after by the international market,"
Oil analysis is an integral part of the unit's success. Oil Solutions conducts oil analysis on used oil from within an operating machine, providing useful information about the condition of the machine and the lubricant and proving the benefits of the LubeMaster system. The lubrication management and condition monitoring systems work to improve housekeeping and reduce operating costs with increased machine availability by cleaning the oil whilst it remains online. Keeping lubricant and equipment in peak operating condition means less oil will be contaminated by water or particles and discarded.
With no elements to replace and no need to shut down fixed plant to clean the oil, LubeMaster, is the cheapest and most efficient form of oil cleaner available on the market today - there are virtually no ongoing operating costs apart from electricity, to run the machine - All components are serviceable and only basic operator skill levels are required.
LubeMaster's vacuum dehydration system requires only workshop air to operate and will remove emulsified and free water as most machine operates.
Oil Solutions and LubeMaster is at the forefront of modern lubrication technology with some of the most technically advanced practices available for oil analysis and preventative maintenance programs.
For more information about Oil Solutions N.Q., please visit www.oilsols.com or email Bob Smith at bob@oilsols.com.
For more information about LubeMaster, please visit www.lubemaster.com.au.
If you are interested in having your company featured, please email eoltersdorf@dingo.com
![]() Dingo Tips From the Field
By using a flashlight and a magnet on an oil sample bottle, you can identify excessive Iron in the sample. First, put the flashlight to the bottom of the sample bottle and then place the magnet to the side of the bottle. Visually, you can see the Iron particles flow to the magnet. This can be especially helpful in dark oils. ![]() The GoodOil Challenge - Trivia Questions In every issue of GoodOil there will be two trivia questions proposed to the readers. The issue released the following month will reveal the correct answers. The first 3 readers to respond with the correct answers to both questions to eoltersdorf@dingo.com, will receive free Dingo apparel. Are you up for the challenge?
Question 2: What is the tallest waterfall in Australia? Answer: Vegemite Question 2: What does the "W" signify in 10W-30? ![]() Erin Oltersdorf and the Dingo Team dingo.com If you found this useful, please forward to a colleague. Click here to sign up for the GoodOil We know you have something to say! If you are a leader in your field, and have had a success you would like to share with your peers, send an e-mail to eoltersdorf@dingo.com. Our thousands of subscribers would love to hear from you.Copyright 2005 Dingo Software Pty. Ltd. | |||