28.01.2013, importance of oil analysis to industry, chris adsett
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• Techenomics International, trading as Techenomics
Mongolia LLC in Mongolia, specialise in providing Oil
Analysis Services, Non Destructive Testing (NDT),
Magnetic Plug Inspections, Filtration and Contamination
Control Management Systems, and ONSPEC Specialty
Lubricants to the mining, earthmoving, construction,
offshore production, shipbuilding, and transport industries
in Australia , South East Asia, Mongolia and East Africa.
Techenomics is an ISO9001 Quality Endorsed Company.
Who we are
• The company has been in operation for over 25 years. With
operations located in the Hunter Valley, Bowen Basin and
Perth in Australia , Batam and Kalimantan in Indonesia,
Mongolia, PNG, Thailand, Istanbul and Madagascar,
Who we are
• My talk today is about the Importance of oil analysis to
Industry of which mining is the biggest industrial sector in
Mongolia. Power generation and rail transport are also
industries that benefit from condition monitoring/oil
analysis.
• Oil analysis is importance as along with associated tools it
will save money, improve operating performance, lower
unscheduled downtime and decrease hydrocarbon usage.
Importance of Oil Analyis
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Loss of Usefulness
Surface Degradation(70%) Obsolescence (15%) Accidents (15%)
Corrosion (20%) Mechanical Wear (50%)
Abrasion Adhesion Fatigue
Life expectancy factors
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Effects of dirt on hydraulic systems
and lubrication
• 50% OF COMPONENTS NEED REPLACING THROUGH WEAR. - Rabinowitz Massachuesetts Inst. of Tech., 1981 • 55% OF PROBLEMS DUE TO DIRT. - DTI Survey of Hydraulic equipment, 1983 • A BEARING WITH 100µm FILTERED OIL HAS 1/100th LIFE OF 3um FILTERED OIL. - Jackobson, SKF, 1987 • 70% OF FAILURES TO BEARINGS IN INDUSTRY ARE CAUSED BY INGRESSION OF DIRT - Forschungs Vereiningung Antriebstechnik
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•Built in Contamination • Cylinders, fluids, hoses, hydraulic motors, lines and pipes, pumps, reservoirs, valves, etc..
•Generated Contaminants • Assembly of system • Operation of system • Break-in of system
• Fluid Breakdown •External Ingression
• Reservoir Breathing • Cylinder rod seals • Bearing seals
•Maintenance Introduced Contaminants • Disassembly / assembly • Equipment Servicing / Top up oil
Sources of contamination
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100% 300% 500% 700%
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Hydraulics and Diesel
Engines
Journal Bearings
and Turbo Machinery
Rolling Element
Bearings
Gearbox and Other
200% 400% 600%
ISO Code
Life Extension Through Contamination
Control
Contamination Control
How Much “Dirt” is present in ISO 18/16/13 Oil?
How Much of a Difference Will Cleaning Your Oil from
ISO 23/21/17 to ISO 18/16/13 Really Make?
Example: 60 LPM Pump Working 20 Hours / day for 300 Days
532.1 Kg/yr
66.4 Kg/yr
16.6 Kg/yr
Amount of “Contaminants” Flowing
Through Pump in One Year
ISO 18/16/13: 0.77mg/L x 60 = 46.2 mg/min x 60 min x 20hrs x 300 = 16,632,000 mg/year = 16.63Kg
ISO Code of Fluid
ISO 23/21/18
ISO 21/18/15
ISO 18/16/13
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Australian company claimed an almost unbelievable 97% reduction in hydraulic components failures in 5 years after
implementing a contamination control program
Facts
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Action Plan: Cleanliness Targets Sampling Ports Improved Filters and Breathers On-site Particle Counts
Achievements: 75% reduction in oil consumption 80% reduction in hydraulic repairs
Same company on another site • 50% reduction in bearing purchases • 80% reduction in hydraulic pump replacement; • 83% reduction in oil consumption; • 90% reduction in pump overhauls; and • 90% reduction in frequency of lubrication failures.
Facts
Proven Results
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Nickel Mine - Western Australia
Failures Value
Fluid Management Program Implemented
Fluid Management Program Ceased
Techenomics Abilities
FLAC SERVICES
•The complete industrial site management “system” that ensures
the elimination of contamination of Fuel, Lubricants, Air and
Coolants.
•The system can be applied to a complete mine site or modest
workshop to reduce the wear caused by contaminants introduced
through poor maintenance practices.
•It’s not uncommon to improve component life by 3-4 times and
reduce lubricant consumption by as much as 50% when the FLAC
system is implemented.
Oil Analysis Case Study
Condition Monitoring with Oil analysis
Imagine being able to see exactly what’s happening inside an Engine, Gearbox,
Hydraulic system, etc. Oil analysis is a preventive maintenance tool that provides
of fluid condition and the internal condition of a component or system without
disassembly. What would be happen if we do not care about the health of our
machines.
We will look / find the components of the machine as shown below :
Techenomics in Mongolia
• Full condition Monitoring services,
including oil grease, coolant,
transformer oils and fuel analysis.
• Hydraulic oil testing including
foam.
• Operate extensively at regional
level.
Going forward
• Develop regional laboratories in
regions such as Tsogt Tsetsii.
• Filtration units to refurbish oil.
• Vibration Analysis.
• TFMS to assist Mongolian
companies reach international
standards of oil cleanliness.
Global Economy
We remain confident in the long term outlook for
the global economy 1. Encouraging signs have emerged in
the
external environment
• A range of Chinese leading
indicators suggest economic growth
has stabilised at an elevated rate
• In the United States, consumer
confidence and retail sales have
improved with initial signs of a
recovery in the housing market
2. Our positive long term view remains
unchanged
• Chinese GDP is forecast to almost
triple by CY25
• Urbanisation and industrialisation will
remain the primary drivers of
economic growth
Closing
Thank you for your time
Please feel free to take one of our cards or you may
contact us at
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