STP1536 In Service Lubricant and Machine Analysis, Diagnostics, and Prognostics

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STP1536

In-Service Lubricant and Machine Analysis, Diagnostics, and Prognostics

Toms Allison, Fentress Amy
Published: 2011

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Eleven peer-reviewed papers provide the latest information on monitoring in-service oils.
Topics cover:
• Guidelines for Alarm Limits and Trend Analysis
• Optimizing a Wind Turbine Oil Condition Monitoring Program
• Linear Sweep Voltammetry in Condition Monitoring of Diesel Engine Oil
• FTIR Lubricant Condition Monitoring Methodology
• Online Oil Condition Monitoring Sensors and Alignment with ASTM Methods and Practices
• Analysis of In-Service Lubricating Grease
• And much more!

Outstanding Return on Investment When Industrial Plant Lubrication Programs are Supported by International Standards

Guidelines for Alarm Limits and Trend Analysis

Optimizing a Wind Turbine Oil Condition Monitoring Program

The Use of Linear Sweep Voltammetry in Condition Monitoring of Diesel Engine Oil

An Overview of Progress and New Developments in FTIR Lubricant Condition Monitoring Methodology

Particle Characterization and Sizing: SEM Utilizing Automated Electron Beam and AFA Software for Particle Counting and Particle Characterization

Recent Developments in Online Oil Condition Monitoring Sensors and Alignment with ASTM Methods and Practices

In-Line Monitoring of Particulate, Color, and Water Content in Lubricating Oils to Facilitate Predictive Maintenance, Reduce Wear, and Provide Real Time Alarming

Analysis of In-Service Lubricating Grease

Lubricating Oils Evaluation of Dispersancy Capacity of Lubricating Oils and the Impact of Biofuels on Lubricant Dispersancy

Experiences with ASTM D02 Practices D4378 and D6224 for Turbine Oils and Auxiliary Power Plant Equipment Condition Monitoring Programs

Committee: D02