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Reducing Tribological Losses and Failures – Part 8 Workshop
STLE TORONTO SECTION
2021 Fall and 2022 Spring Program
Oct 12th, 2021 , 10 AM to 11 AM, EST - Asset Management - Ken Bannister, Engtech Industries
Toronto Section Chair’s Welcome
On behalf of STLE Toronto Section, I would like to welcome you to our 2021-2022 program. Starting last year, STLE Toronto held several education webinars on-line and we will continue until we will have a safe environment for our attendees.
Our focus will be “cost savings” and / or “manufacturing cost reduction” based on better lubrication, better practices, and / or automated data gathering and processing. These helpful webinars will educate and empower attendees to contribute more to the company through these tough times.
I welcome you all on this program and hope to see you all there.
Behshad Sabah
Program
Our technical program over the last few years was based on half day in-person workshops featuring 5-6 speakers. This worked well but with the current concerns about the Covid 19, we are adapting. A short survey determined that the most popular was a talk 30-45 minutes long, on one topic, and held mid-morning. We are also going with live video audio webinars which allows our participants to attend from wherever they are working and there is no time lost for travel. Plus, questions can be submitted in advance or during the presentations. As before we are focusing on technologies that can help save your company resources. This can be better as it might help tribological products last longer, save energy, reduce waste, and/or increase productivity. Win, win, win!
This is a free webinar and Registration fees are voluntary. We suggest $25.00 which will be used to pay for Student Memberships at local universities
Payment: □ Credit Card □ E-transfer edmilanczak@gmail.com
Please register now by filling the form, phone ,e-mail or mail.
Attn: Ed Milanczak edmilanczak@gmail.com
1361 Clearview Drive
Oakville, Ontario, L6J 6X5
Phone: 416 702-3107
The STLE Toronto Section uses events like this to help spread the word and also to raise funds. These funds are used to support the section activities and to provide donations and assistance to local universities and colleges. No money raised goes to salaries or expenses.
Oct 12 Ken Bannister, Engtech Industries Re Asset Management
Nov 9 Matt Hobbs, EPT Re lube oil varnish detection and remediation
Jan 11 Bill Quesnel, Wearcheck Re grease testing
Feb 8 Dr. John K. Duchowski, R&D Filtration, HYDAC Re on-line monitors
Mar 8 Sonia Hevia, Petro-Canada Lubricants Re electric vehicle tribology
Apr 12 Pall Re controlling water contamination or Lubrizol
Titles might change, but topic will be the same or very similar. Suggestions for speakers to fill the gaps would be appreciated.
Why attend: Asset management is key to a company’s performance and hence to their bottom line. In many regards Canada seems to be lagging behind other industrialized countries and one root cause might be a lack of appreciation by managers and technical staff of the importance of effective asset management. Plus, few engineering programs seem to cover it in sufficient detail. Listen in to better assist your companies and your customers.
Abstract: Best practice maintenance organizations have long advocated that use of effective, measured, and documented asset management methods and work practices lead to increased safety, availability, reliability, throughput, due diligence, insurance reduction, energy reduction, and a reduced carbon footprint. The recently introduced ISO 55000 Asset Management standard sets realistic expectations for asset management and defines structure and accountability for asset management best practices. This presentation provides an overview of the ISO 55000 standards, touches on the ICML 55 lubrication standard based on ISO 55000 and discusses the benefits of certifying against an industry standard
Bibliography:
Mr. Kenneth E. Bannister
Ken is long time recognized leading expert and thought leader in the field of asset management and industrial lubrication. He is a leading published author on asset management, maintenance management and lubrication management subjects since 1991, with over 600 published books, chapters, white papers, and articles. In Addition, Ken is a proven change management consultant and technical educator whose clients under his direction have won the coveted Plant Engineering and Maintenance Department of the year award three times
Other Accomplishments;
- Inventor of numerous patented designs
- Active in numerous professional organizations, including certification organizations, holding directorship and other leadership positions.
- Co-founder and President of ENGTECH Industries Inc. an asset management and training organization incorporated in 1988, still serving clients today
- Co-founder, Director, and past Vice President of the “Plant Engineering and Maintenance Association of Canada” – PEMAC
- Co-founder and Editor of The RAM Review (Reliability, Availability, Maintenance) www.theramreview.com asset
- The first consultant in North America to successfully navigate a client through the ISO 55001 certification audit
- Co-founder and Editor of The RAM Review (Reliability, Availability, Maintenance) www.theramreview.com asset management e-zine
- A primary consultant on the Exxon Valdez disaster for the Alyeska Pipeline Corporation– Author of the Early Response Strategy and Maintenance Plan for ensuring fast response to any future oil spill – a primary requirement of the US Congress to allow oil shipping access along the West Coast to California without a pilot.
Hamilton Section
When: Tuesday September 28, 2021
Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pm
(Join Here)
Our Guest Speaker will be Dave Hamilton from DB Santasalo
TOPIC: Gearing and Gearbox Lubrication Techniques
PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada
Canadian leaders in asset management.
For MainTrain 2021, PEMAC has agreed to extend the member rate to STLE members. Use the code: ICML21. This is August 31st – September 24th. It is a good event for anyone involved in asset management and/or assisting end users.
Here are some useful links about this event:
Reducing Tribological Losses and Failures – Part 7 Workshop and Panel Discussion
STLE TORONTO SECTION
2021 Fall and 2022 Spring Program
Toronto Section Chair’s Welcome
On behalf of STLE Toronto Section, I would like to welcome you to our 2021-2022 program. Starting last year, STLE Toronto held several education webinars on-line and we will continue until we will have a safe environment for our attendees.
Our focus will be the “cost saving” and / or “manufacturing cost reduction” based on better lubrication, better practices, and / or automated data gathering and processing. These helpful webinars will educate and help the attendees contribute more to the company through these tough times.
I welcome you all on this program and hope to see you all there.
Behshad Sabah
Program
Our technical program over the last few years was based on half day in-person workshops featuring 5-6 speakers. This worked well but with the current concerns about the Covid 19, we are adapting. A short survey determined that the most popular was a talk 30-45 minutes long, on one topic, and held mid-morning. We are also going with live video audio webinars which allows our participants to attend from wherever they are working and there is no time lost for travel. Plus, questions can be submitted in advance or during the presentations. As before we are focusing on technologies that can help save your company resources. This can be better as it might help tribological products last longer, save energy, reduce waste, and/or increase productivity. Win, win, win!
This is a free webinar and Registration fees are voluntary. We suggest $25.00 which will be used to pay for Student Memberships at local universities
Payment: □ Credit Card □ E-transfer edmilanczak@gmail.com
Please register now by filling the form, phone ,e-mail or mail.
Attn: Ed Milanczak edmilanczak@gmail.com
1361 Clearview Drive
Oakville, Ontario, L6J 6X5
Phone: 416 702-3107
The STLE Toronto Section uses events like this to help spread the word and also to raise funds. These funds are used to support the section activities and to provide donations and assistance to local universities and colleges. No money raised goes to salaries or expenses.
Sep 9 Wayne Mackwood and Andrew Keane, Lanxess re their new urea/CaS grease
Oct 12 Ken Bannister, Engtech Industries Re Asset Management
Nov 9 Matt Hobbs, EPT Re lube oil varnish detection and remediation
Jan 11 Bill Quesnel, Wearcheck Re grease testing
Feb 8 Dr. John K. Duchowski, R&D Filtration, HYDAC Re on-line monitors
Mar 8 Sonia Hevia, Petro-Canada Lubricants Re electric vehicle tribology
Apr 12 Pall Re controlling water contamination or Lubrizol
Titles might change, but topic will be the same or very similar. Suggestions for speakers to fill the gaps would be appreciated.
Webinar Notice for Tuesday, September 9
LANXESS Hybrid PU-CSC Grease. Innovative technology
that works harder and lasts longer.
Speakers: Wayne Mackwood, Global Head of Detergent and Grease Technology and, Andrew Keane, Global Marketing Analyst, LANXESS Corporation
Abstract: LANXESS has developed a new grease technology, which it is calling Hybrid Polyurea-Calcium Sulfonate Complex product or Hybrid PU-CSC. This grease technology marries the known performance of CSC grease (extreme pressure, antiwear, corrosion resistance, mechanical stability) with that of Polyurea grease technology (oxidation resistance and extended life) in a stable expanded performance grease platform. LANXESS is targeting applications where neither current CSC grease nor standard polyurea grease are ideally suited. This is clearly a sustainable grease technology as it enhances both component life as well as lubricant life. This discussion will describe the new technology, demonstrate its benefits, review some field trial results, and discuss the potential applications that will see benefit from it.
Bibliographies:
Mr. Wayne Mackwood
Wayne is currently the Global Head of Detergent and Grease Technology for LANXESS, leading a highly skilled, dynamic, and dedicated team of chemists at its West Hill Application Technology Centre. He is a recognized expert in the design, manufacture and use of Calcium Sulfonate Complex Grease and has developed over 150 grease formulations for use in a broad range of applications. He is now also active in the development and introduction of new detergent formulations and technology for lubrication and corrosion inhibition. Wayne has spent the majority of his 25+ year career as a Scientist but has also held roles in marketing and asset management. He has authored more than a dozen technical papers, been quoted in several journal articles, holds two patents, and has given more than 20 presentations at leading conferences and seminars around the world. He has a Masters in Materials Engineering Science, with a focus on Tribology, from the University of Western Ontario. Wayne has been a member of the NLGI (National Lubricating Grease Institute) Board since 2011 and is currently its Secretary. He has also served on STLE Toronto Section Executive for many years, including three times as Chair, and as a Director on the STLE Board of Directors from 2008 – 2011. In 2019 he was awarded the John A. Bellanti Sr. Memorial Award for meritorious service to the NLGI and the grease industry.
Dr. Andrew Keane
Andrew joined LANXESS in 2016 shortly after receiving his Ph.D. in Organometallic Chemistry from the University of Maryland – College Park. He was awarded the Anne Wylie College of Mathematics and Natural Sciences dissertation award for his work on converting greenhouse gases to commodity chemicals. His initial role at LANXESS was in the Process Development Group within the Lubricant Additives business, where he focused on synthetic base oil and aminic antioxidant chemistry. He was presented with the Innovation Award in 2016 for his work on high viscosity PAO base oil. During his tenure within the technical group, he particularly enjoyed studying the mechanisms of various lubricant additives, as well as the variety of applications where lubricants are employed. After three years in R&D, he transferred to the Product Management team. He has held the Global Marketing Analyst position for the last two years supporting the Transportation Additives segment, which includes Antioxidant, Detergent, Grease, and diphenylamine product groups. Andrew currently serves as the commercial project lead for LANXESS’ Hybrid PU-CSC grease thickener technology.
This is a free webinar and Registration fees are voluntary. We suggest $25.00 which will be used to pay for Student Memberships at local universities.
Payment: □ Credit Card □ E-transfer edmilanczak@gmail.com
Please register now by filling the form, phone ,e-mail or mail.
Attn: Ed Milanczak edmilanczak@gmail.com
1361 Clearview Drive
Oakville, Ontario, L6J 6X5
Phone: 416 702-3107
The STLE Toronto Section uses events like this to help spread the word and also to raise funds. These funds are used to support the section activities and to provide donations and assistance to local universities and colleges. No money raised goes to salaries or expenses.
Hamilton Section
They are having an education day over 2 days (half days) at the beginning of November. Details are not yet available.
PEMAC Asset Management Association of Canada
Canadian leaders in asset management.
For MainTrain 2021, PEMAC has agreed to extend the member rate to STLE members. Use the code: ICML21. This is August 31st – September 24th. It is a good event for anyone involved in asset management and/or assisting end users.
Here are some useful links about this event: