relubrication

Immediate relubrication in the system will often lead to a deterioration in the initial lubrication, especially if a thin oil containing a solvent is used which immediately washes the initial lubrication out of the chain.

This includes for example data on relubrication and maintenance, deadlines for calibrating scales or inspecting fire extinguishers.

The lifetime of the damaged wheel could have been saved thanks to an earlier relubrication. Currently, the novelty detection prototype checks every day around 2000 XMM-Newton housekeeping telemetry parameters and reports which of them, if any, has a new behavior.

Next, you should disassemble the gun and do a light cleaning and relubrication. This process will get you familiar with how the gun works, and if there is any metal or polymer detritus, you'll flush or brush it out.

The results were dramatic, as conveyor lubrication material and labour costs were reduced by more than 80 percent, and increased reliability helped the user reduce relubrication work orders by 75 percent.

Regular maintenance called for a 4-hour downtime each week for relubrication of the bearings.

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