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In
this Issue:
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| Electric
Motor Bearing Lubrication Faces New Challenges |
| By:
Elisabeth A. Smith, SKF USA Inc. |
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The
past 10 years have seen a quiet revolution in electric motor
bearing relubrication. Adherence to fundamentally sound practices,
such as ensuring work area cleanliness during relube and following
electric motor OEM lube selection and relube interval recommendations,
has gained acceptance as standard operating procedures. Accordingly,
many lubrication-related electric motor bearing failures have
been reduced.
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| Using
Job Aids Can Make Work Easier, More Effective |
By
Steve Witcher,
Strategic Work Systems Training and Development Team Leader |
| Job
aids can be used to help reduce training costs. They should not
be used as a replacement for necessary training, but basic training
can be provided to the employee who can then be taught how to
obtain information using job aids. More.
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| The
Three Faces of Maintenance |
| by
Ray Kornele |
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"If it ain't broke, don't fix it," is the beginning
of many problems. Phases one and two require "fixing"
what isn't broken. More.
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| Lube-Tips |
| Lube-Tips
is a FREE e-mail newsletter designed to make you an expert in
machinery lubrication and oil analysis. More.
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