In the field, we are faced with quick decisions especially when the equipment fails. We need to troubleshoot and determine if something is inherently wrong with the equipment or if there is another factor. Typically, the lubricant gets blamed as this is the most common element to the system.

In this session, we will diagnose early warning signs of oils failing, some basic tests which can be done to monitor the health of the oils and other preventive measures which can be implemented to keep your oils clean and your equipment running.

1. Easy tips and tricks which can be implemented in the field to diagnose lubricant failures.
2. Basic understanding of an oil analysis report and the importance of condition monitoring.
3. Storage and Handling techniques which can be implemented immediately.