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Analytical Ferrography Laboratory for Oil and Lubricant Testing - The T2FM from Spectro Scientific

Machine condition monitoring based on oil analysis has become a prerequisite in comprehensive maintenance programs. The T2FM plays a key role in such programs. It separates and concentrates wear and contaminant particles and characterises them to determine wear modes within a machine.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 8 May 2006

Automatic Robotics System for Oil Analysis Spectrometer

The Double Disc Rapid Robot (D2R2) was designed specifically for oil analysis using the RDE technique. Automation has been made possible with the innovative use of the double disc approach.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 8 May 2006

LaserNet Fines(R)C - Particle Counter and Particle Shape Classifier

Machine condition monitoring based on oil analysis has become an accepted practice in any well run maintenance management program. LaserNet Fines® combines the standard oil analysis techniques of particle counting and shape classification into a single analytical instrument.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 8 May 2006

Condition Monitoring for Machine and Engine Oils - Industrial Tribology Laboratory

The Spectro Industrial Tribology Laboratory (ITL) is a turnkey system providing condition monitoring for machines and engines by oil analysis. The measurements made using the Industrial Tribology Laboratory determine both lubricant and machine condition.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 8 May 2006

Diesel Engine Coolant Analysis, New Application for Established Instrumentation

Rotating disk electrode (RDE) arc emission spectrometers are used in many commercial, industrial and military laboratories throughout the world to analyze millions of oil and fuel samples each year.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 6 May 2006

Rotrode Filter Spectroscopy, Does It Have a Place in the Commercial or Military Oil Analysis Laboratory?

Oil analysis has been shown to be extremely effective in predicting potential machine failures.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 5 May 2006

Analytical Tools to Detect and Quantify Large Wear Particles in Used Lubricating Oil

This article discusses three techniques that can be used to improve the ability of optical emission spectrometers to detect and quantify large wear particles in lubricating oil. They are an acid digestion differential method, ferrography and rotrode filter spectroscopy.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 5 May 2006

Comparison of Wear and Contaminant Particle Analysis Techniques in an Engine Test Cell Run to Failure

Three oil analysis techniques were applied to used oil samples from an engine that was run in a test cell. The three techniques were Automatic Wear Particle Shape Classification, Ferrography and Spectroscopy. The analytical results from the techniques were compared to determine their effectiveness.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 4 May 2006

On-Site Liquid Gas Turbine Fuel Analysis for Trace Metal Contamination

This paper discusses the various fuel analysis techniques available to the gas turbine user. It will review each technique’s ability to meet the need for fast and precise on-site analytical data.

From AMETEK Spectro Scientific 4 May 2006

Materials Engineering Research and Education in Thailand

In order to attain sustainable materials engineering research development in Thailand, the National Metal and Materials Technology (MTEC) has been established. MTEC activities include funding support, institution strengthening, human resources development, and technology.

19 Apr 2006

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The Current State of the Global Semiconductor Market

The global semiconductor market has entered an exciting period. Demand for chip technology is both driving the industry as well as hindering it, with current chip shortages predicted to last for some time. Current trends will likely shape the future of the industry, which is set to continue to show

How are Graphene Batteries Made?

The primary distinction between graphene-based batteries and solid-state batteries lies in the composition of either electrode. Although the cathode is commonly changed, carbon allotropes can also be employed in fabricating anodes.

What Role Will The IoT Play In The Electric Vehicle Industry?

In recent years, the IoT is rapidly being introduced into almost all sectors, but it has particular importance in the EV industry.

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Analytical Ferrography Laboratory for Oil and Lubricant Testing - The T2FM from Spectro Scientific

Automatic Robotics System for Oil Analysis Spectrometer

LaserNet Fines(R)C - Particle Counter and Particle Shape Classifier

Condition Monitoring for Machine and Engine Oils - Industrial Tribology Laboratory

Diesel Engine Coolant Analysis, New Application for Established Instrumentation

Rotrode Filter Spectroscopy, Does It Have a Place in the Commercial or Military Oil Analysis Laboratory?

Analytical Tools to Detect and Quantify Large Wear Particles in Used Lubricating Oil

Comparison of Wear and Contaminant Particle Analysis Techniques in an Engine Test Cell Run to Failure

On-Site Liquid Gas Turbine Fuel Analysis for Trace Metal Contamination

Materials Engineering Research and Education in Thailand

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