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Practicing Oil Analysis September 1998
Your Oil Is Talking...But Are You Listening?
Jim Fitch
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Noria Corporation
Controlling Contamination in New Lubricants
Alan Schnuir
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2010-02-14
The Soot Meter for Condition-Based Drains
Lubricant Condition Monitoring Case Study
Robert Brockway
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What Particles Mean and Why They Need to Be Monitored and Controlled
Jim Fitch
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Contact Memory - A New Tool for Managing Lubrication and Oil Analysis Activities
Dr. Thomas G. Dietz
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Eric Linxweiler
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ASTM Updates Oil Analysis Standards for Turbine and Auxilary Power Plant Equipment
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Peter G. Ball
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The Visual Crackle Test for Water In Oil
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