This is a bundled course on Oil Analysis Fundamentals which is equivalent to Machinery Lubrication Analyst Level II (MLA II). This is in self-paced online training mode.

Learn About: Foundational to advanced oil analysis information including oil sampling, lubricant health monitoring and much more in this intensive, self-paced online training program

To quickly tell you what you will learn at the end of this course, we will like to explain you a little what oil analysis does. Just as blood work can tell about human health, oil analysis can tell about machinery health like engines, compressors, turbines, gearboxes, pump etc. Oil is the life blood of machinery and if there is something going wrong it will show up in the oil analysis immediately.

This course covers the finer aspects of contamination control and comprehensive oil analysis. Oil analysis reveals vital information about lubricant's health. Things like oil's additives, contamination, wear metals and viscosity. Just like blood work, oil analysis can be a routine activity or it can be performed when you suspect there is a problem.

At the end of this course, you will learn some critical aspects like oil sampling. The right procedures, from right location, some best practices which are easy to understand and follow. You will also learn to interpret oil analysis report. Now take this course to find our more about oil analysis and learn about some ways to make an effective tool for troubleshooting machinery.
This training is divided into four modules:

Module 1 covers Basics of Maintenance and lubrication

Module 2 covers Oil Analysis Categories 1 and 3

Module 3 covers Oil Analysis Categories 2

Module 4 covers Alarms, limits, test slate selection and field inspections

The bundled course on Oil Analysis Fundamentals covers all the four modules

What concepts will you Learn in Oil Analysis Level II?

1. Maintenance Strategies
2. Optimizing Oil Analysis and Lubrication Based on Value and Risk
3. Lubrication Fundamentals
4. Oil Analysis Fundamentals
5. Oil Sampling-The Very Best Practices
6. Oil Analysis Category 1: Fluid Properties Analysis
7. Oil Analysis Category 2: Contamination Control and Proactive Maintenance
8. Oil Analysis Category 3: Fault Detection and Wear Particle Analysis
9. Alarms, Limits and Test Slate Selection
10. The Anatomy of an Oil Analysis Report
11. Field Tests and Inspections
12. What’s next?
13. Case Studies Workshop

Course content:
Module 1: Basics of Maintenance and lubrication
Maintenance Strategies
Optimizing Oil Analysis & Lubrication based on value & risk
Lubrication Fundamentals
Oil Analysis Fundamentals
Oil Sampling

Module 2: Oil Analysis Categories 1 and 3

Oil Analysis Category-1 Fluid Properties analysis
Oil Analysis Category-III Wear Debris Analysis


Module 3: Oil Analysis Categories 2

Oil Analysis Category-II Contamination

Module 4: Alarms, limits, test slate selection and field inspections

Alarms, Limits, Test Slate selection
Anatomy of oil analysis reports
Field tests and inspections
Case studies

Some of the skills that you would have acquired by the end of this course includes

Rapid fire troubleshooting skills
Squeeze maximum life from lubricants
Easily interpret oil analysis reports
Pull oil samples for optimum results
Reduce oil consumption for quick savings
Optimize oil analysis limits


Benefits:
Oil Analysis Fundamentals (OA II) approaches lubrication excellence through the critical information to be gleaned from oil analysis. By starting this course, you will understand the basic analysis procedures from Machinery Lubrication Level I and learn how to combine and apply these for more advanced strategies in conducting impactful predictive maintenance.

In Oil Analysis Fundamentals, you will gain everything needed to properly sample, monitor health and detect additive, thermal and particle factors that degrade lubricants via onsite tests and lab analysis. Taking knowledge from an oil analysis lab report, you will develop a proactive line of defense against failures, factoring lab findings into your own onsite analysis for more precise, timely maintenance.

By reviewing case studies, reading and interpreting oil analysis reports and participating in group problem-solving exercise, you will delve into the best practices of oil sampling, learn the fundamentals for conducting effective fluid analysis and become adept in analyzing lubrication systems for optimal efficiency and savings, ensuring that machine, fluid health, lubrication procedures and objectives reflect the ideal for the plant, its personnel and the bottom line.

We have variable pricing as per the geographical location and for enterprises . Please write to us at info@tribologysolutions.com to make payment and to get access to the course if you are in a different location