The seminar will go over the requirements set forth by ISO standard 17025 in great detail. Clause by clause, its effects on every facet of calibration laboratory administration are examined.

Course Objectives:

The course will reviews in considerable depth the requirements imposed by ISO standard 17025. Its impact on all aspects of calibration laboratory management is analyzed clause by clause.

Who Should Attend?

This course is for individuals who are involved in standards and Lubricant laboratories and for others who want a clear understanding of the special requirements that must be met by managers and other personnel in standards and calibration work.

Course Outlines:

TURBINE OILS

An Overview of OEM Specifications
An Overview of Turbine Oils and their Additive Systems
The Importance of Antioxidant Selection
How to Select the Best Fluid for Your Application
Understanding Turbine Oil Compatibility • Future Developments in Turbine Oils

C O N D I T I O N M O N I TO R I N G

Changes in Analytical Strategies Based on New Formulations
Understanding How Turbine Oils Degrade
Selecting When to Use What Analytical Tool
Performing Root Cause Analysis
How to Establish a World-Class Condition Monitoring Program

C O N TA M I N AT I O N C O N T R O L

Changes in Filtration Technologies
What are the Spark Discharge and How Will It Impact Your Plant?
An Overview of Filter Selection

U N D E R S TA N D I N G VA R N I S H

The Impact of Varnish to a Plant • Primary Contributors to Varnish
Where Varnish Develops and Why
The Cost of Varnish to the Industry
An Overview of Technologies Designed to Address Varnish
The Holistic Approach at Keeping Your Plant Varnish-Free

ELECTRO - HYDRAULIC CONTROL SYSTEMS

What are the primary failure modes of phosphate ester fluids
How to select the appropriate tests to avoid problems
Strategies for correcting common phosphate ester problems
How to transform your phosphate ester fluid into a fill-for-life chemistry

Filters