Oil Analysis Report Interpretation Workshop

Training Overview

High-quality oil analysis is one of the most valuable tools in the condition-monitoring toolbox. Oil analysis labs work hard to place critical machine condition data at your fingertips, but it’s up to you to take it the rest of the way. In this course, you will learn a systematic approach to translating oil analysis reports into actionable maintenance decisions. You will learn how to select the right tests for measuring the right data points for specific processes, environments and machine conditions. The course also touches on achieving accurate and consistent data collection, removing data noise to accurately identify false results, elemental analysis interpretation, interpreting metallurgical composition combinations to identify wear modes, setting key performance indicators (KPIs) and alarm limits.

Even if you do everything else right, the success of an oil analysis program always comes down to correct interpretation of test data. In this course you’ll learn a systematic approach to translating your oil analysis data into actionable information. You’ll learn how to get the most from your oil analysis program and stop jumping to conclusions too early in the process, reducing errors in interpretation.

Course Outline

• When to perform oil analysis
• The pillars of an effective oil analysis program
• Proper Data Collection - Data Consistency & Reliability
• Addressing Data Problems
• Building Profiles & Test Package Selection
• Systematic Method to Reviewing Results
• Action Steps from Test Results
• Conduct a Program Survey: Report Interpretation Exercises

Price:

$1,210/student

Registration Deadline: March 25, 2024

Registration is limited to 25 attendees.

Location

Tulsa Technology Center - Lemley Memorial Campus

3420 S. Memorial Dr.

Tulsa, OK 74145

Contact:

Chris Groden | 918-828-5433 | chris.groden@tulsatech.edu

Event Flyer:

Oil Analysis Report Interpretation Workshop Flyer