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  Whenever we find some contamination in our oil, our first reaction is that we have to change the lubricant, and we do it, and we change it, and put new oil. But what about the quality of the oil we are now pumping to the ground? For oil check contact Minimac on: +91 7030901266 Lubricants are being marketed/ sold in two formats, viz, bulk tankers and packed form (steel drums/plastic drums/cans). Both of these alternatives are also susceptible to lubricant breakdown during storage. So, let’s learn how to keep fresh content in stock. 1. Product labelling: This is also important to ensure no cross-contamination or old stock of lubricants. The label should state that it contains Units Per Units must appear on the label as follows: The cap on my date bucket has been opened. Date & Where the drum was procured, etc. Product name Inventory code Storage location Min & max inventory levels 2. Inventory management: It is important that the minimum and maximum levels of the lubricant ...

  Introduction Lubrication is the key to keeping a machine running smoothly and lasting as long as needed. While liquid lubricant maintenance and replenishment are normal processes in industries, people often overlook the aspect of the cleanliness of the oil canisters and containers used for topping up. This carelessness may eventually result in particle contaminants entering the system that do more harm than the good you intended. In this article, we’ll explore the best practices to prevent Here, we look at the top measures you can take to minimize the chances of contamination during lubricant top-ups and why clean lubricants are vital to the health of your machinery. The Importance of Green Lubricants Clean lubricants are the bloodstream of industrial machinery. This improves efficiency, decreases wear and tear, and prevents parts from corrosive elements. Nonetheless, even tiny particle impurities can affect the function of a lubricant and cause: Increased component wear. Reduced...

  Introduction: The Global market analysis on ‘Turbine oil‘ provides such regional data with the help of a positioning of the market participants, in addition to their financial position analysis. The published market studies are designed to provide readers with a detailed understanding of the regional market position and the risk of losing money in one or more regions. The market study “Turbine oil“ forecasts the global turbine oil market to grow at a CAGR of 3.498% during the period 2017-2021, and the market size has the potential to grow by 1500.05 K MT during 2020-2024. Its momentum will accelerate during the forecast period. The Manufacturers of Turbine oils are in constant collaboration with OEMs in order to supply high-performing turbine oils to cater to the increasing requirements of the global market. These days, our industries are more concerned with making the lubricant, as well as the equipment, last, and a Reliability lubrication Program is a great way to help achieve ...

Introduction: Root cause analysis (RCA) is a key component of maintenance aimed at finding and ridding the root causes of equipment breakdowns. RCA is a solution to the root cause rather than a solution to the symptoms of the problems, and ensuring the repeated problems do not happen, hence increasing the stability and efficiency of operations at the organization. The importance of Root Cause Analysis in Maintenance Effective RCA can: ● Reduce the downtime and maintenance costs. ● Enhance the  reliability of equipment. ● Improve overall manufacturing efficiency. So that the aim is to provide sustainable solutions, not quick fixes. This guide leads you step-by-step to implement a strong RCA program. Step For Successful Root Cause Analysis 1. Setup and Documentation ● Depending on the size of the plant, failure logs can be compared daily, weekly, or monthly to capture possible failures that require investigation. ● Create RCA triggers (e.g., establish a baseline service life for equipmen...