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Engineering an Effective Oil Analysis Program

Many organizations have implemented oil analysis programs to better manage equipment and lubricant assets. While some receive marginal benefits, a few report substantial savings, cost reductions and increased productivity. Success requires a commitment to truly understand the equipment design, lubricant, operating environment and relationship between test data results and actions. This paper details the elements and steps for implementing a successful program.

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