What Size Particles Do the Most Harm?

For many people, the key test to determine if there are damaging particles in the oil is to flied between their fingers or look at an oil sample. It is amazing how much you miss. This video will explain which particles do the most damage. Spoiler alert, they are very, very small...

Jason Tranter
Mobius Institute

Five Minute Facts

Oil Analysis + Wear Particle

Oil Analysis Trending vs. Alarm Limits

Many static alarm limits are based on statistical analysis of a common grouping of machines under similar operating conditions...

Evan Zabawski
TestOil

Five Minute Facts

Ultrasound

Introduction to IRISS Ultrasound EMSD’s

Learn how to use the Sonus XT with the IRISS VP12 US, VPDS and the S60 CAT Phone with the Sonus Vue APP...

Drew Walts
IRISS

Five Minute Facts

Oil Analysis + Wear Particle

Why Don’t My Oil Analysis Results Correlate?

A common issue related to report interpretation deals with a perceived necessity for the results from two or more different tests to indicate the same potential problem...

Evan Zabawski
TestOil

Five Minute Facts

What is a successful condition monitoring program | CBM CONNECT | Jason Tranter

Condition Monitoring Management & AI

What Do You Consider to Be the Best Quantitative KPIs for a Successful Condition Monitoring Program?

Jason Tranter and Jeff Shiver (People and Processes) discuss what you need to measure how successful your condition monitoring program is...

Jason Tranter
Mobius Institute

Five Minute Facts

IR Viewing Panes and Arc Rating with Rudy Wodrich of IRISS Inc

Thermography

Can IR Viewing Panes Carry an Arc Rating? The answer is NO!

Electrical switchgear comes in infinite shapes and sizes and as such, the surface areas and volumetric elements of the cabinets are different with each model, type and rating. Switchgear companies design panel enclosures to contain and survive differing levels...

Rudy Wodrich
IRISS

Five Minute Facts

Lubrication

Electric Motor Suffering Points

Motor life depends on bearing life, and bearing life depends on proper lubrication. Approximately 50-75 percent of electric motor failures are bearing related...