Machinery Lubrication

DESCRIPTION Machine lubrication should play a role in any maintenance strategy, with the potential to yield a significant return on investment in materials and resources. There are generally two major fallacies about lubricating machinery: 1) that it is a simple process, and 2) that it is optional or “as-needed.” Both are false. While the concept of lubrication is relatively simple, it is a technical process that must be considered and treated as such to yield the greatest benefits. Lubrication should also be considered a mandatory part of a comprehensive maintenance program. When both points of view are accepted, a lubrication strategy may provide you with major ROI in uptime, equipment service life, part quality and more. OUTLINE MATERI

1. Role of Lubrication Machine Reliability
2. Lubrication Theory and Fundamentals
3. Lubricant Failure Modes
4. Lubricating Oil Application Methods
5. Grease Application Methods
6. Lubricant Selection and Lubrication Considerations
7. Lubricant Contamination Control
8. Storage and Handling of New Lubricants
9. Used Oil Analysis
10. Oil Sampling Methods
11. Equipment Modifications
12. Lubrication Program Gap Analysis

TRAINING METHOD Pre Test Presentation Interactive Discussion Study Case Evaluation Post Test FACILITY Training Kit Handout Certificate Lunch+2x Coffee Break