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T E CHNOLOG Y

JULY 2017

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Condition monitoring kit

PARKER Kittiwake, a manufacturer of

condition monitoring and fluid analysis

technology, has launched the Condition

Monitoring Starter Kit, which combines

the Parker Kittiwake DigiCell combined

kit, the Holroyd MHC-Bearing Checker,

and a PC tablet with a pre-loaded

condition monitoring routine and log

book to help guide the user in using the

products.

Created with the aim of introducing

condition monitoring to those owners

and operators less familiar with it,

the Condition Monitoring Starter Kit

combines tools that protect vulnerable

equipment and prevent failure. It utilises

modern condition monitoring technology

to simplify everyday maintenance

observations and provide advance

warning of possible maintenance

requirements. Using deskilled, intuitive

technology, the starter kit empowers crew

members with data that enables them

to take corrective action and safeguard

against potentially catastrophic damage

in the worst case, and allows them

to prioritise everyday maintenance to

maximise operational efficiency.

The Parker Kittiwake DigiCell is an

analysis tool that gives engineers a

rapid indication of the levels of water

in oil as well as an indication of the

lubricant’s residual base number (BN). It

is a popular method for on-board testing,

providing fast, accurate results in real

time, enabling easy monitoring of vital

trends.

The Holroyd MHC-Bearing Checker

is a hand-held instrument that provides

engineers with a quick and easy-to-

operate analysis of bearing condition

using

unique

Holroyd

acoustic

emissions monitoring technology. By

monitoring the high frequency acoustic

emissions signals naturally generated

by deterioration in rotating machinery,

the checker is able to identify developing

machinery faults and provide engineers

with condition-related information.

Parker Kittiwake

– UK

Website:

www.parker.com

Water-

based rust

preventatives

FOR the last three years, Metalube

has been attempting to change the

way people think about tube forming

and metal protection. The launch of

the company’s tube and pipe range

introduced the use of water-based rust

preventatives that are compatible with

specialist forming coolants (Cool-Tek),

giving improvements such as higher

levels of cleanliness, lower incidences

of roll skid, greater consistency in

performance and higher levels of

corrosion control. The range is currently

being used by companies in India, the

Middle East, Poland, Portugal, Spain

and the UK, with trials taking place even

further afield.

Metalube Ltd

– UK

Website:

www.metalube.co.uk