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MLA I
Machinery Lubrication Analysis
Level I

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Course Overview

Machinery Lubrication Level I is a Fourday course, you will learn proven industry methods for selecting, storing, filtering and testing lubricants to boost reliability and generate lasting results in machine efficiency/maintenance.
As well as gaining better understanding of oil analysis, so they can align their efforts with those of maintenance professionals or oil analysis experts.

Key Takeaways

1
Explain lubrication fundamentals and their applications in machinery maintenance
2
Organize lubrication handling, storage, and management systems efficiently
3
Mitigate lubrication contamination through effective contamination control techniques
4
Implement best practices in oil analysis for machinery health monitoring
5
Assess lubrication reliability and its financial impacts on operations

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Lubrication and Oil Analysis Standards Development Support. Activities are under way at ISO and ASTM to develop used oil analysis standards. There is a clear need for additional standards in the areas of lubricant selection and application, contamination control, etc. ICML will serve as a rallying point for machinery lubrication practitioners to speak with a common voice by supporting the development of lubrication-related standards and guides, including the support of efforts at ASTM, ISO and other organizations. With ISOs expected adoption of QS 9000 in place of the existing ISO 9000 standard, more rigor will be demanded to assure quality control over every aspect of running a plant, mine, mill or construction site, including lubrication functions. ICML plays an important role in supporting these activities.

Course Outline

Day 1: Machinery Lubrication
Lubricant Selection and Storage

•Introduction to machinery lubrication analysis
•Importance of lubricant selection
•Lubricant properties and specifications
•Proper lubricant storage practices
•Lubricant handling and contamination control
•Hands-on exercises on lubricant selection and storage

Day 2: Principles of lubricant filtration
Lubricant Filtering and Sampling

•Types of filtration systems and filter elements
•Benefits of effective filtration
•Best practices for lubricant sampling
•Sampling techniques and equipment
•Hands-on exercises on lubricant filtering and sampling
 

Day 3: Oil analysis methods and procedures
Lubricant Testing and Analysis

•Interpreting oil analysis reports
•Trend analysis and condition monitoring
•Case studies on oil analysis and condition monitoring
•Hands-on exercises on lubricant testing and analysis
 

Day 4: Lubrication Program Management
Developing a lubrication program

•Establishing lubrication standards and procedures
•Lubrication program optimization and continuous improvement
•Key performance indicators for lubrication management
•Integration of lubrication analysis with maintenance strategies
•Hands-on exercises on lubrication program management
 

Who Should Attend?

This highly practical and interactive course has been specifically designed for

All Maintenance Professionals

Reliability Engineers

Lubrication Engineers

Craftsmen and Millwrights

Equipment Operators

Maintenance Managers

Lubrication Technicians

Manufacturing and Industrial Engineers

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