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Lubricate and monitor gas engines effectively

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Lubricate and monitor gas engines effectively - Module 1: Lubrication and oil monitoring for gas engines

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Lubricate and monitor gas engines effectively - Module 2: How gas engine oils age - the key to effective monitoring

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Lubricate and monitor gas engines effectively - Module 3: Finding the optimum gas engine oil - approach and examples

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Lubricate and monitor gas engines effectively - Module 4: Evaluation of oil analyses - applying limit values correctly

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Lubricate and monitor gas engines effectively - Module 5: Evaluation of oil analyses - practical examples explained in detail

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Practical video training for optimal gas engine lubrication and oil monitoring

In this video training course, you will learn how to optimize the lubrication and oil monitoring of your gas engines—especially when using landfill gas or biogas. Identify oil problems early on, understand analysis values correctly, and learn how to set meaningful limit values for condition-based oil changes. Our experts will show you practical ways to minimize risks, increase efficiency, and extend the service life of your equipmen

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  • A solid understanding of lubricant requirements for gas engines
  • Detecting and evaluating oil changes through gas composition
  • Application of laboratory results for preventive maintenance
  • Setting reasonable limits for oil change intervals
  • Sustainable increase in plant availability and efficiency
Three people in different positions with shadows, next to them the words “Target group.”
  • Service technicians and maintenance managers
  • Operators of biogas and landfill gas plants
  • Engineers and technical managers from the energy sector
  • Lubricant consultant and laboratory assistant
  • Manufacturer and service partner for gas engine systems
Module 1: Lubrication and oil monitoring for gas engines
  • Lubricating oils for gas engines – a special challenge
  • Monitor gas engine oils effectively – why, how, how often
  • Take samples and provide information on the oil sample quickly and easily
  • Manage analysis reports easily online
  • Examples
Module 2: How gas engine oils age - the key to effective monitoring
  • Recognising additive consumption
  • Monitor base oil degradation
  • Influence of impurities
  • Examples
  • Oil ageing and monitoring methods
Module 3: Finding the optimum gas engine oil - approach and examples
  • Match engine oil and engine type
  • Influence of gas type and gas purification
  • Take operating and environmental conditions into account
  • Using oil analyses for optimisation
Module 4: Evaluation of oil analyses - applying limit values correctly
  • Limits for wear and oil condition
  • Pattern recognition to avoid classic errors
  • Examples
  • Rigid limit values, trend valuation
  • Limit values from where: Engine, oil manufacturer or service laboratory
Module 5: Evaluation of oil analyses - practical examples explained in detail
  • Safely extend oil change intervals
  • Recognising irregularities at an early stage
  • Handling routine and “problem samples” correctly
  • Practical examples from various application areas and motor types

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No previous knowledge required

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Around Lubricant AnalysisGas engines

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  • DSL internet connection.
  • a current Internet browser with Flash Player.
  • a headset or loudspeakers.

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