Implementation of our program consists of the following steps:
Take oil samples on all hydraulic power units to determine the severity of particulate and wear metal contamination, which gives us a base point from which to start.
Perform an audit on all gearboxes and hydraulic units to:
Determine existing filtration and filter media.
Identify contamination ingression points.
Identify all points of lubricant leakage.
Review audit results to:
Establish the ISO Cleanliness level for each unit.
Determine what filtration will be required to meet the ISO Cleanliness target.
Determine a method to prevent contamination from entering reservoirs.
Document leakage points to stop loss of lubricant.
Establish communication with the customer’s maintenance personnel:
This will identify units that may be currently experiencing problems in order to focus on correcting these issues first.
Draw up a plan to bring each unit to its target cleanliness level:
We create a strategy to achieve oil cleanliness without impacting your day-to-day operation of your facilities. If your systems are extremely dirty, it may require that we utilize our off-line filtration equipment to accelerate the cleaning process. This will help meet the target cleanliness code as quickly as possible and do so without plugging the unit’s filters.
ExxonMobil adds Tyree as a new authorized distributor of Mobil-branded lubricants and services within its expanded distribution network in the Pacific Northwest….
More than 300 local children are waiting for their wishes to come true right now. To help bring hope to our community’s kids, Tyree and Make-A-Wish Oregon are teaming up to turn their dreams into reality….
Tyree Oil, Inc. (Tyree) has announced the acquisition of Moreland Oil Company effective May 1, 2020 and will be conducting business as Moreland Reliability Services (“Moreland”). …