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Machinery Lubricant Analysis (Level I)

By - Hina Sarfraz
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Course Requirements

All professionals, Tenured technicians, engineers and supervisors who either want to develop their career in Lubricant Analysis, Condition Monitoring or want to understand the overall Condition Monitoring techniques for a better understanding of machine failures shall attend this course. Candidates must have MLA Level -1 certification and minimum of 24 months experience in the field of Condition Monitoring of Rotary or Reciprocating equipment.

Course Description

The Emerging domain for Elite Condition Monitoring Experts. Machinery Oil & Lube Analysis is ICML unique offering, enables the participant to serve better in condition monitoring and reliability maintenance through Predictive techniques. Industries can benefit from this course since the qualified certified team shall be able to keep industrial assets in good Health. ICML (International Council for Machinery Lubrication) is a global organization dedicated to helping lubrication practitioners succeed in their professional careers. ICML certification exams are in accordance with ISO 18436 and are available worldwide. Why to Focus on Effective Lubrication Professor Ernest Rabinowicz, a true pioneer in the field of Tribology in 1970 discovered that, 75% of bearings lost their usefulness through surface degradation. 75% of that degradation was due to mechanical wear; 25% was due to corrosion. Calculating the impact of this problem, Dr. Rabinowicz noted that 6% of the U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was lost annually through mechanical wear. Interestingly, lubricant films are one of the first lines of defense in the war against such losses, which, today, equate to trillions of dollars.

Course Outcomes

This course is designed to help you prepare for the following ICML certification exams, after taking this course candidates will be able to set in ICML Machine Lubricant Analyst - II (MLAI)

Lubricant roles and functions

Oil Analysis Maintenance

Oil Sampling

Lubricant health monitoring

Lubricant contamination measurement and control

Wear Debris Monitoring and Analysis

Lubricant Application

Lube Storage and Management

Lube Condition Control

Lubricant Selection

Oil Sampling

Lubricant health monitoring