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Complexity in ISFA (in-service fluid analysis): Part XXX

Poley, Jack

Tribology & lubrication technology, 2017-01, Vol.73 (1), p.74-74

Park Ridge: Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers

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  • Título:
    Complexity in ISFA (in-service fluid analysis): Part XXX
  • Autor: Poley, Jack
  • Assuntos: Condition monitoring ; Diagnostic software ; Fluids ; Lubrication ; Maintenance management ; Sensors ; Tribology ; Vibration ; Visual inspection ; Wear particles
  • É parte de: Tribology & lubrication technology, 2017-01, Vol.73 (1), p.74-74
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  • Descrição: The previous article re-introduced some thoughts the author advanced a decade ago regarding the eventuality of a holistic approach to condition monitoring (CM). The theoretical aspect is simple and direct: having additional, relevant CM data available significantly increases one's chances of assessing machinery condition accurately, with all the attendant benefits. The concept of holistic CM necessarily involves multiple disciplines/techniques, implying that these disciplines must now be considered in the context of each other. If you take the ferrous wear debris result alone, there is no justification to conduct a visual inspection unless diagnostics pointed in that direction. Taking the vibration issue alone, several things are possible and, almost certainly, no teardown would occur without revealing diagnostics. While the combination of data from those two major CM tools seems to obviate the decision, diagnostics should still be performed, if possible.
  • Editor: Park Ridge: Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers
  • Idioma: Inglês
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