| MAY 2007  E-NEWSLETTER |
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Submit Accurate Information to Set Unit-Specific
Alarm Limits
POLARIS
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Submit Accurate Information
to Set Unit-Specific Alarm Limits OEM and lubricant specifications are
a good starting point for setting alarm limits, but a statistical analysis of
the unit's historical data, including lube and filter information, is also essential.
Omitting or providing inaccurate information can greatly affect at what point
a fluid analysis result is flagged. READ
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| The Low Down on Cool Down | |
Test Source Water
Before Formulating Coolants or Flushing Cooling Systems Today’s pre-mixed coolants take much
of the guesswork out of using a proper source water, but when mixing your own
coolant formulations or flushing your systems with water from an on-site source,
analysis is highly recommended to make sure the water meets specifications.READ
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