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Perfect Reliability

BY STEVE SKINNER

IS IT POSSIBLE, in the 21st century, to

sooner or later someone will forget to drain build a hydraulic system that doesn’t break it down before starting maintenance work on down? Mechanical devices will eventually the system. And one thing that’s 100% cerwear out, of course, so by “break down” we tain is that if there’s a pressure-compensated really mean fail unexpectedly. To help us pump on the system with a relief valve to achieve this aim of perfect reliability, we protect it, one day the compensator will be now have systematic tools available, such wound up higher than the relief and the oil’s as proactive maintenance procedures and going to boil.

Anyone who’s worked with hydraulics for Design For Six Sigma (DFSS).

The objective of DFSS is to design sys- any length of time could probably come up with a whole page full of tems that have a target such instances. It’s not that reliability level of at least maintenance people are 99.99966%, which equates "...EXPERTS TELL fools; it’s just that someto no more than 3.4 failUS THAT BETWEEN times we get tired and lose ures in every million 80% AND 85% concentration, sometimes opportunities. Proactive OF INDUSTRIAL our mind is elsewhere, maintenance combines and sometimes we formany of the techniques ACCIDENTS ARE get things. Sometimes we of preventive and predicCAUSED BY HUMAN don’t really know enough tive maintenance into a ERROR, SO IS about the job we’re doing, process also designed to PERFECT RELIABILITY so we shouldn’t really be achieve similar levels of ALREADY A LOST doing it … but someone reliability. The essence of CAUSE?" has to. So there are all both tools is to attempt to sorts of reasons why peothink of all possible failple sometimes do stupid ure mechanisms and then to prevent them from happening, either by things; I’ve done enough myself to know.

Engineers therefore need to think about design or maintenance.

However, safety experts tell us that between all these things that might (or rather, will) go 80% and 85% of industrial accidents are wrong and try to design them out. Automatcaused by human error, so is perfect reliabil- ic drain valves for accumulators, interlock ity already a lost cause? Fortunately, human switches on shut-off valves, float switches beings are very predictable animals, so it’s a in tanks, thermal cut-off switches, lockfair bet that at some time during the life of a able adjusters, etc. I know, it all sounds very hydraulic system, someone will try to start expensive, but probably not as expensive as it up with no oil in it. There’s a 50:50 chance the first breakdown, if anyone ever stops to that when the electricians first wire up the reckon up its true cost. Not only are we talkelectric motor, the motor (and pump) will ing about lost production, consequential run backwards. If there’s a shut-off valve on repairs, premium labor rates and shipping the inlet or drain line of the pump, someone’s costs, clear-up costs, etc., but we may also inevitably going to start the pump up with be talking about people’s well being and even one or both of the valves closed. If something their lives.

To illustrate the point, in 1886 it was decidis adjustable, then as sure as eggs is eggs, at some time or another, someone will adjust ed that a new bridge was required across the it. If there is an accumulator on the system, River Thames in London, but being down-

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stream of what was then the biggest port in the world, it had to allow tall-masted ships to pass freely beneath it. The result was Tower Bridge, one of the best-known landmarks of the City of London with its two opening sections or “bascules”. The problem was, each 162-foot long bascule weighed around 1,500 tons, and for the bridge to open, each had to tilt through almost 90 degrees in just over a minute then close again once the ship had passed through.

To begin with, this would happen more than 20 times a day. The solution was eight 20-gal/rev hydraulic motors (with built-in brakes) operating via a curved rack and pinion arrangement. But being aware of the consequences of a failure of the bridge, the Victorian engineers built in numerous parallel systems and devices, and no doubt when the bridge opened in June 1894, they were confident that they had covered every eventuality.

Unfortunately they were wrong, and one sunny afternoon in July, the bridge suffered a mechanical failure and failed to close. However, this was in July 1968 and in the interim 74-year period, the bridge had hydraulically opened and closed its 1,500-ton bascules 352,713 times.

So is it possible, in the 21st century, to build a hydraulic system that doesn’t break down?

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Question: What willAIR the cylinder do if the push button is pushed and TEASER held?________________________ What will the cylinder do if the push button is pushed and released with a 50 PSI load on the cylinder?__________ PREVIOUS PROBLEM

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What will the cylinder do if the push button is pushed and released with a 50-psi load on the cylinder?

By Ernie Parker AI, AJPP, AJPPCC, S, MT, MM, MIH, MIP, MMH, Fluid Power Instructor Hennepin Technical College EParker@Hennepintech.edu

The teaser is posted on the IFPS website (www.ifps.org) and also printed in the Fluid Power Journal. Submit your information via the website, or fax it to 856424-9248 attn: Donna Pollander. Those who submit the correct answer before the deadline will have their names printed in the Society Page newsletter and in Fluid Power Journal. The winners will also be entered into a drawing for a special gift.

If the rotary actuator has four 4" diameter cylinders as shown, what would be the necessary pressure to rotate the shaft with a torque of 5,000 lb. in.? Assume 100% efficiency.

Also calculate the CIR (displacement).

SOLUTION Given: Torque is 5,000 lb. in.

Four cylinders with a diameter of 4 inches (two pushing at one time) Four-inch pitch diameter of pinion gear STEP 1: Find push for the cylinders: T = RP (Torque = Radius and push or pull) Radius of the pinion gear is 2 inches.

5,000 lb. in. = 2" x Push P = 2,500 lbs. (for two cylinders). Note again that only two cylinders are pushing at a time.

STEP 2: Find push for each cylinder: 2,500 total / 2 = 1,250 lbs. per cylinder STEP 3: Find area of 4" cylinder: A = D² x 0.7854 A = 12.566 sq. in.

Find pressure requirements: F = PA 1250# / 12.566 = 99.47 psi or rounding up: 100 psi

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HIGH-FLOW POPPET VALVES SPECIAL THANKS TO THE MACKEY FOUNDATION FOR THEIR PAST CONTRIBUTION ENABLING FPEF TO AWARD 2,000 SCHOLARSHIPS.

PLATINUM ($10,000 +) • International Fluid Power Society DIAMOND ($2,500 – $9,999) • Norgren GOLD ($1,000 – $2,499) • Brand Hydraulics Co., Inc. • Bosch Rexroth Corporation • Controlled Motion Solutions, Inc. • Fluid Power Services, Inc. • Hydra Tech, Inc. • JEM Technical Marketing Co., Inc. • Parker Hannifin Corp./ Parker Hannifin Foundation • Stauff Corporation • Wojanis Supply Company, Inc. • Womack Machine Supply Co. SILVER ($500 – $999) • Applied Industrial Technologies • Caterpillar, Inc. • Certified Power, Inc. • Daman Products Company, Inc.

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Take the opportunity today to help support education in the field of Fluid Power and its associated technologies in motion control. We welcome donations from individuals, companies, or associations. Donation methods available include online (visit www.fpef.org), by mail (FPEF, PO Box 1420, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034,) and by phone (856-424-8998.)

Clippard Instrument Laboratory, Inc. Œ The GV valves offer a bubble-tight design with high flow rates of 38 scfm @ 50 psig and 67 scfm @ 100 psig. These compact 2-way and 3-way valves are offered in 1/4” NPT and 3/8” push-quick ports along with a cartridgemounted version. With the company’s 15/3232 nose thread, a large variety of buttons and valve actuators can be used with the GV stemoperated valves. The GTV series toggle valves have panel-mounting capabilities. The outlet port on all GV valves can be easily positioned to any orientation for mounting convenience. www.clippard.com

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Because of its standard zinc-base plating, augmented by micro-impregnation technology, Guardian Seal™ is proven to prevent red corrosion to a minimum of 720 hours. This puts the fitting performance well above the SAE corrosion-resistance requirements of 96 hours to red corrosion; it also meets more stringent European VDMA, the German Engineering Association’s, 24576-K5 requirements of 720 hours to red corrosion. www.eaton.com SYSTEMS INTEGRATOR DIRECTORY 2014

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IFPS is also hosting the firstannual FLUID POWER PHOTO CONTEST! There will be four categories for Fluid Power Professionals' Day. Submit a photo in one or all four of the following categories:

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PEOPLE WITH A PURPOSE – These submissions should depict fluid power professionals at work or working on fluid power equipment [e.g., a group shot of certified employees by the company sign, employees assembling or testing equipment (safety glasses required), a preview of activities you’re planning to celebrate on Fluid Power Professionals' Day].

POWER DENSITY – These submissions should depict large pieces of equipment or the amazing power that can be achieved through fluid power systems (e.g., large tunnel boring equipment, the valves in a processing plant, descaling in a hot strip mill).

PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE – These submissions could depict the conductors and connectors used in most fluid power systems or could depict the path a piece of equipment creates (e.g., hose, tubing, or pipe; a conveyor; road building).

LINEAR MOTION – These submissions should be action shots of fluid power (e.g., amusement rides, packaging, food processing, robotics, etc.). Both linear and rotary motion will be accepted.

The top five winners of the photo contest in each category will be published in the July/August issue of the Fluid Power Journal to help celebrate.

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HE INTERNATIONAL FLUID POWER SOCIETY (IFPS) HAS DEDICATED JUNE 19 AS “FLUID POWER PROFESSIONALS' DAY” - A DAY OF RECOGNITION FOR ALL OF US WHO WORK IN THE FLUID POWER FIELD!

It has been said that fluid power is a “hidden giant” because it is so common in every aspect of our day-to-day existence that we have simply overlooked the obvious. There is not a vehicle, ship, plane, or train that can operate without fluid power. There is no consumer item, no electronic gadget, and no morsel of food we grow that can exist in enough quantity at a cost we can afford without the use of fluid power and our efforts.

From the ancient waterwheels of an emerging agrarian economy through the renaissance of industrial revolution to the automation and information technology age of today, we have worked to utilize, maintain, improve, and advance this all-encompassing technology. These efforts have improved productivity, ensured safety, and provided critical services that improve the quality of all of our lives. THANK YOU!

WHY JUNE 19TH? A little bit of history behind the date is interesting. Blaise Pascal—a French mathematician, inventor, writer, and physicist—was born on this day clear back in 1623. His work in hydrodynamics and hydrostatics, including the invention of the hydraulic press, paved the way for all future innovations.

He was also instrumental in experiments in pneumatics that examined the behavior of air in a vacuum and validated the work of the man who invented the barometer, Evangelista Torricelli.

Because of Blaise Pascal and his work, the scientific foundation of thermodynamics and fluid power was set to build upon for those who followed.

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CELEBRATE THE DAY: Wear emblems, pins, badges, and shirts noting your fluid power affiliation or organization. Plan a picnic.

Demonstrate practical hydraulics to the kids with a squirt gun battle or just set up the sprinkler in the back yard. On your way to the beach, pool, or water park, note how many fluid power applications you can spot. Make this a special day in your life of day-to-day work in fluid power by taking the time to celebrate with your friends and colleagues in the industry. Remember that your efforts make all the difference.

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WHEN AND WHERE DID YOUR CAREER IN THE FLUID POWER INDUSTRY START?

My career started in 1992 as a private in the U.S. Army working as a heavy equipment mechanic.

WHAT IS THE MOST MEMORABLE MOMENT IN YOUR FLUID POWER CAREER, AND WHAT DID IT TEACH YOU?

PROFILE DATA Frank Fetty, MHM, is customer service manager at J.H. Fletcher® & Co. He joined the Army and spent 11 years going from private repairing equipment to overseeing repair shops.

During that time, Fetty was deployed in two combat zones and went to college at night to receive his degree in Applied Science from Austin Peay State University. During the Afghanistan deployment, he was injured and had to medically retire from the military and head to the civilian side of life. He is a member of the 2014 IFPS Board of Directors.

Seems every day creates a memorable moment, which teaches me there is always some way to make the design safer and stronger.

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WHAT DO YOU FEEL IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ACHIEVEMENT IN THE FLUID POWER INDUSTRY?

The most important achievement is the innovative safety engineered into the fluid power industry.

HOW AND WHY DID YOU GET INVOLVED IN THE IFPS?

It started as a work requirement, but then I became astonished at all the training and knowledge available from one place. I am rather new to the IFPS only being a member for three years now with a MHM certification, but I’m jumping in with both feet to gain all the knowledge that I can retain and help grow the underground mining industry to the safest possible fluid power arrangements available.

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It’s important to keep the fluid power industry growing and working actively to make the industry a safer environment.

WHERE DO YOU SEE THE FLUID POWER INDUSTRY HEADING IN THE NEXT 10 YEARS?

I see the industry heading in a remote-access control site, operating like the drones of today. I see employees being in a safe environment using the equipment from office space instead of on the ground.

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WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE HOBBIES OR INTERESTS?

My favorite hobby is coaching girls’ Fastpitch Softball and seeing their skills develop to be able to advance to the collegiate level. Then hunting and fishing, which runs a close second as I get older and less mobile.

WHAT IS SOMETHING PEOPLE WOULD BE SURPRISED TO LEARN ABOUT YOU?

I get more satisfaction out of watching young techs learn and succeed more than my own accomplishments.

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CERTIFICATION DESIGNATIONS AVAILABLE

‰ CFPAI Certified Fluid Power Accredited Instructor

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Newly Certified Professionals

Certified Fluid Power Authorized Job Performance Proctor

‰ CFPAJPPCC Joshua Adkins, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

Brian Fugate, HS Eaton

Nathan Moore, MHM The Boeing Company

Gideon Shelton, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

Certified Fluid Power Authorized Job Performance Proctor Connector & Conductor

Kevin Albert, HS Hydraulic Controls, Inc

David Garza, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

David Morton, HS TECO Pneumatic, Inc.

Leland Stanford, S, HS, PS

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Michael Ashe, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

David Gerber, HS Indiana Fluid Power, Inc.

Keith Mueller, HS Eaton Corporation

Michael Staub, MHM Nebraska Public Power District

Christopher Ayers, HS Cross Fluid Power Co.

Jesse Gomez, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

Michael Murphy, HS Hydraulic Controls, Inc

Michael Baker, PS Ralph A. Hiller Co (Rotork, Plc).

Mark Hill, S, HS, PS Brigham Young University

Andrew Nyvall, HS AGCO Corporation

Steven Struk, S, HS, PS

Gwyn O’Kane, MMH, MHT, Pirtek USA

Rickey Teer, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

Thomas Patterson, S, PS Hydro-Power Systems

Marcus Thackeray, S, HS, PS Brigham Young University

Adam Beil, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

Scott Hill, HS Wilson Company

Caleb Black, PS

Brad Johnston, PS Ralph A. Hiller Co (Rotork, Plc).

Brian Carr, MHM Empire District Electric Co Michael Chavez, HS Hydraquip Distribution, Inc. Leah Coffman, HS Eaton Corporation Christian Contreras, CC Pirtek Commerce South Kevin Crary, HS Hydraulic Controls, Inc Jeff Davis, HS Hydraulic Controls, Inc

Dan Kennedy, PS Ralph A. Hiller Co (Rotork, Plc).

Kevin LaFortune, CC Pirtek - Inland Valley Dan Lane, MHM The Boeing Company Eric Lausch, MM, MHM The Boeing Company Mark Lidstrom, MM, MHM The Boeing Company Lucas Lopes, HS

David Edwards, Jr., S, HS Wilson Company Shelton Ellis, CC MeadWestvaco Reza Eskandari, S, PS Feldcamp Fluid Power Richard Evans, MHM Pirtek USA Michael Fagan, MHM Altec Industries, Inc. Austin Fischer, HS Indiana Fluid Power, Inc. Joseph Friend, MHM Serco Inc

Michael Loveless, MM, MHM The Boeing Company Robert Lundeen, MM, MHM The Boeing Company Darin Mandeville, MHM Serco Inc Paul Martin, CC Pirtek Long Beach Graciano Mendoza, HS Tanis Phillips Austin Miller, HS Cross Co.

Jordan Pinkelman, HS Eaton Corporation Aaron Piper, HS Dennis Ray, HS Hy-Pro Filtration Tanner Ray, MHM Altec Industries, Inc. Thomas Rayburn, Jr., MHM Nebraska Public Power District

Casey Steele, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

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Robert Tidd, HS Motion Industries, Inc. George Tietz, HS Hydraquip Distribution, Inc. Christian Trivelli, MM, MHM The Boeing Company Jake Turner, CC Pirtek Inland Valley

R. Brent Reeder, S, HS Wilson Company

Michael Urness, HS Hydraulic Controls, Inc

Derek Richards, HS Deere-Hitachi Specialty Products

Rudy Vadbunker, HS Quality Hydraulics & Pneumatics Inc.

Jeffrey Robertson, HS Eaton Corporation

Mark Ward, MIP, MHM, PT The Boeing Company

Nicholas Rock, S, HS, PS Brigham Young University

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Rachel Weston, S, PS The Walt Disney Company

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‰ CFPMIH Certified Fluid Power Master of Industrial Hydraulics (Must Obtain CFPIHM, CFPIHT, & CFPCC)

‰ CFPMMH Certified Fluid Power Master of Mobile Hydraulics (Must Obtain CFPMHM, CFPMHT, & CFPCC)

Kyle Roeser, S, HS, PS Brigham Young University

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Howard Russell, MHM Altec Industries, Inc.

Mark Woods, HS Hydraulic Controls, Inc.

Certified Fluid Power Master of Industrial Pneumatics (Must Obtain CFPPM, CFPPT, & CFPCC)

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Register TODAY for February Classes FINE-TUNE YOUR IFPS SPECIALIST TRAINING

Completing an IFPS Specialist Review session is easy with the Live Distance Learning collaboration. An IFPS Accredited Instructor will engage you in a live online experience with all the energy and expertise of traditional classroom training conducted from the comfort of your own location. There is no travel or lost work time.

IFPS Live Distance Learning takes place in a state-of-the-art training facility located at CFC-Solar, Inc. for three (3) weeks equating twenty (20) hours. Online delivery is offered during the evening hours and is accessed from your own computer with Internet access.

Registration information can be found by visiting www.ifps.org or by calling IFPS headquarters at 800-308-6005. Registration deadline is February 3, 2014.

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Hydraulic Specialist Monday and Wednesday Feb. 10, 12, 17, 19, 2014: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. EST Feb. 24, 26, 2014: 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. EST MARCH 20, 2014 “Proportional Valves” 1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Presenter: Ken Dulinski, CFPAI, Macomb Community College Proportional Valve Amplifier • Setup, Tuning, and Troubleshooting • Deadband, Hysteresis, Over-lap, and Under-lap MAY 15, 2014 “Fluids and Filtration Basics” 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Eastern Presenter: Dean Houdeshell, PE, CFPAI, Danfoss This web presentation will cover fluids and filtration basics: • Hydraulic fluid composition and purpose • Fluid quality (ISO ratings) • Filtration (purpose and beta ratio)

Pneumatic Specialist Tuesday and Thursday Feb. 11, 13, 18, 20, 2014: 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. EST Feb. 25, 27, 2014: 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. EST

VISIT WWW.IFP S.ORG TO REGISTER OR CALL 800-308-6005 .

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AUGUST, 14, 2014 “Cavitation and Aeration: Causes and Cures” 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Eastern Presenter: Pat Maluso, CFPAI, Western Hydrostatics, Inc. Cavitation and aeration are conditions that can cause hydraulic system damage and ultimately system failure primarily due to lack of lubrication and/or solid particle contamination. Topics in this presentation include • Cavitation and aeration defined in relation to hydraulic systems and the detrimental effects on system components • Discussion on causes, properties, differences, and similarities of each condition • Demonstration on how moisture, temperature, pressure, and vacuum all play a detrimental role, contributing to cavitation and aeration • Recommendations to reduce or alleviate the damaging effects of these conditions • Troubleshooting tips, identification of telltale signs, as well as proper and improper system design scenarios

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IFPS NEWS

IFPS Calendar

VISIT WWW.IFPS.ORG FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION. MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES IFPS 2014 Annual Meeting January 28 – February 1, 2014 Orlando, FL IFPE 2014 March 4-8, 2014 Las Vegas, NV 2014 Reliable Plant Conference & Exhibition April 21-24, 2014, San Antonio, TX IFPS 2014 Annual Meeting September 24-27, 2014, Charleston, SC IFPS 2015 Spring Meeting February 24-28, 2015, location TBA IFPS 2015 Annual Meeting September 22-26, 2015, location TBA CERTIFICATION REVIEW TRAINING Job Performance Online Review - CFC-Solar, Inc. offers online Job Performance Reviews that include stations 1-6 of the IFPS mechanic and technician Job Performance tests.

Members may e-mail askus@ifps.org for a 5% coupon code off the list price for the entire IFPS Job Performance Review (test not included).

Live Distance Learning Job Performance Station Reviews - e-mail register@cfc-solar.com for information.

Connector & Conductor (CC) Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Rockledge, FL Review: January 14-15, 2014 Job Performance test: January 16, 2014 (9:00 a.m.) / written test: January 16, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through CFCSolar, Inc. Fairfield, OH Review: February 18-19, 2014 Job Performance test: Feb 20, 2014 (8:00 a.m.) / written test: February 20, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Commerce, CA Review: February 27-28, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: March 1, 2014 (9:00 a.m.)

Review and testing offered through NTT Training Centennial, CO Review: March 25-26, 2014 Job Performance test: March 27, 2014 (8:00 a.m.) / written test: March 27, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA South San Francisco, CA Review: May 1-2, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: May 3, 2014 (9:00 a.m.)

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Review and testing offered through Eaton Corp.

Maumee, OH Review and Job Performance test: June 3-4, 2014 / written test: June 5, 2014 Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Rockledge, FL Review: June 18, 2014 Job Performance test: June 19, 2014 (9:00 a.m.) / written test: June 19, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Seattle, WA Review: July 24-25, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: July 26, 2014 (9:00 a.m.)

Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Rockledge, FL Review: September 10, 2014 Job Performance test: September 11, 2014 (9:00 a.m.) / written test: September 11, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Commerce, CA Review: October 2-3, 2014 Job Performance and written Tests: October 4, 2014 (9:00 a.m.)

Review and testing offered through Pirtek USA Rockledge, FL Review: November 5, 2014 Job Performance test: November 6, 2014 (9:00 a.m.) / written test: November 6, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Mobile Hydraulic Mechanic (MHM) Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through CFC-Solar, Inc. Fairfield, OH Review: March 17-19, 2014 Job Performance test: March 19, 2014 (1:00 p.m.) / written test: March 20, 2014 (8:00 a.m.)

Review and testing offered through IFPS chapter 49/50 Orlando, FL Review: May 7-8, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: May 9, 2014 (9:00 a.m. and/or 1:30 p.m.)

Mobile Hydraulic Technician Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through IFPS chapter 49/50 Orlando, FL Review: May 7-8, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: May 9, 2014 (9:00 a.m. and/or 1:30 p.m.)

Industrial Hydraulic Mechanic (IHM) Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through CFCSolar, Inc. Fairfield, OH Review: January 20-23, 2014 Job Performance test: January 23, 2014 (1:00 p.m.) / written test: January 24, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through IFPS chapter 49/50 Orlando, FL Review: May 7-8, 2014

Job Performance and written tests: May 9, 2014 (9:00 a.m. and/or 1:30 p.m.)

Industrial Hydraulic Technician (MHT) Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through IFPS chapter 49/50 Orlando, FL Review: May 7-8, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: May 9, 2014 (9:00 a.m. and/or 1:30 p.m.)

Hydraulic Specialist (HS) Certification Review Hydraulic Specialist Distance Learning Review Sessions offered through CFC-Solar, Inc. February and October 2014 classes available.

Review and testing offered through CFC-Solar, Inc. Fairfield, OH Review: December 2-3, 2013 Written test: December 4, 2013 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through CFCSolar, Inc. Review: April 7-8, 2014 Written test: April 9, 2014 (1:00 p.m.)

Review and testing offered through Eaton Corp.

May 20-23, 2014 / Eden Prairie, MN September 9-12, 2014 / Eden Prairie, MN Pneumatic Specialist (PS) Certification Review Distance Learning Review Sessions offered through CFC-Solar, Inc. February and October 2014 classes available.

WEB SEMINARS

Pneumatic Mechanic (PM) Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through IFPS chapter 49/50 Orlando, FL Review: May 7-8, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: May 9, 2014 (9:00 a.m. and/or 1:30 p.m.)

Pneumatic Technician (PT) Review w/ Job Performance Test Review and testing offered through IFPS chapter 49/50 Orlando, FL Review: May 7-8, 2014 Job Performance and written tests: May 9, 2014 (9:00 a.m. and/or 1:30 p.m.)

March 20, 2014 “Proportional Valves” Presented by: Ken Dulinski, CFPAI, Macomb Community College May 15, 2014 “Fluids and Filtration Basics” Presented by: Dean Houdeshell, PE, CFPAI, Danfoss August, 14, 2014 “Cavitation and Aeration: Causes and Cures” Presented by: Pat Maluso, CFPAI, Western Hydrostatics, Inc.

October 16, 2014 “Spool Configuration Selection for Pneumatic Valves” Presented by: Richard Throop, CFPAI, Neff Engineering Co., Inc. Interested in Becoming an IFPS Accredited Instructor or Job Performance Proctor?

IFPS Accredited Instructors (CFPAIs) are certified professionals who educate and prepare candidates for IFPS certification programs. Accredited Instructors have extensive backgrounds and instructional experience in the fluid power industry. In addition to their instructor accreditation, they are committed IFPS members

and hold various IFPS certifications. Job Performance Proctors are individuals who hold various IFPS certifications and proctor the Job Performance portion of Mechanic, Technician, and CC hands-on tests.

ACCREDITED INSTRUCTOR TRAINING WORKSHOPS March 31 – April 1, 2014 CFC Solar, Inc., Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH Registration Deadline: March 1, 2014 August 4 – 5, 2014 CFC Solar, Inc., Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH Registration Deadline: July 1, 2014 JOB PERFORMANCE TRAINING WORKSHOP

April 2, 2014 CFC Solar, Inc., Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH Registration Deadline: March 1, 2014 August 6, 2014 CFC Solar, Inc., Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH Registration Deadline: July 1, 2014 CONNECTOR AND CONDUCTOR (CC) JOB PERFORMANCE TRAINING WORKSHOP April 3, 2014 CFC Solar, Inc., Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH Registration Deadline: March 1, 2014 August 7, 2014 CFC Solar, Inc., Fairfield (Cincinnati), OH Registration Deadline: July 1, 2014

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VISIT US AT BOOTH 80041 ALA will be exhibiting at IFPE 2014. We are presenting two educational sessions along with our manufacturers.

• Servo valve design for faster response in motion systems and also low contamination susceptibility presentation (Yuken) • Using Helical gear form to reduce ripple and noise in external gear pumps presentation (Settima) We will also have a new product launch at our booth, MIA-FD (Manifold Instantaneous Auto-Compensating Flow Divider). The launch includes an operational demo at the ALA booth.

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IFPS Certification Testing Locations Individuals wishing to take any IFPS written certification tests are able to select from convenient locations across the United States and Canada.

The IFPS is able to offer these locations through its affiliation with The Consortium of College Testing Centers (CCTC) provided by National College Testing Association (NCTA).

To register for an IFPS written certification test: 1. Fill out an IFPS certification test application including your desired location by visiting www.ifps.org.

2. Submit your application with payment to IFPS headquarters.

3. Upon receipt of your application, you will be e-mailed instructions. Testing dates for any locations listed below are as follows:

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FEBRUARY 2014 Tuesday, 2/4 Thursday, 2/20

MARCH 2014 Tuesday, 3/4 Thursday, 3/20

APRIL 2014 Tuesday, 4/1 Thursday, 4/17

MAY 2014 Tuesday, 5/6 Thursday, 5/15

JUNE 2014 Tuesday, 6/3 Thursday, 6/19

JULY 2014 Tuesday, 7/1 Thursday, 7/17

AUGUST 2014 Tuesday, 8/5 Thursday, 8/21

Questions? Please call IFPS headquarters at 800-308-6005 or e-mail Tom Crehan at tcrehan@ifps.org.

ALASKA Anchorage, AK Fairbanks, AK ALABAMA Auburn University, AL Birmingham, AL Decatur, AL Huntsville, AL Jacksonville, AL Mobile, AL Montgomery, AL Normal, AL Tuscaloossa, AL ARKANSAS Bentonville, AR Hot Springs, AR Little Rock, AR ARIZONA Flagstaff, AZ Flagstaff, AZ Glendale, AZ Mesa, AZ Phoenix, AZ Prescott, AZ Scottsdale, AZ Sierra Vista, AZ Tempe, AZ Thatcher, AZ Tucson, AZ Yuma, AZ CALIFORNIA Aptos, CA Arcata, CA Bakersfield, CA Encinitas, CA Fountain Valley, CA Fresno, CA Fullerton, CA Irvine, CA Los Altos Hills, CA Los Angeles, CA

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Plant City, FL Rockledge, FL Sanford, FL St. Petersburg, FL Tampa, FL Winter Haven, FL GEORGIA Albany, GA Athens, GA Atlanta, GA Carrollton, GA Columbus, GA Dahlonega, GA Dunwoody, GA Lawrenceville, GA Morrow, GA Oakwood, GA Statesboro, GA Tifton, GA Valdosta, GA HAWAII Laie, HI IOWA Cedar Rapids, IA Iowa City, IA Ottumwa, IA Sioux City, IA Waterloo, IA IDAHO Boise, ID Coeur d ‘Alene, ID Idaho Falls, ID Lewiston, ID Moscow, ID Nampa, ID Rexburg, ID Twin Falls, ID ILLINOIS Carbondale, IL Carterville, IL

Champaign, IL Crystal Lake, IL Decatur, IL DeKalb, IL Edwardsville, IL Glen Ellyn, IL Joliet, IL Malta, IL Normal, IL Peoria, IL Springfield, IL Sugar Grove, IL INDIANA Bloomington, IN Columbus, IN Evansville, IN Fort Wayne, IN Gary, IN Indianapolis, IN Kokomo, IN Lafayette, IN Lawrenceburg, IN Madison, IN Muncie, IN New Albany, IN Richmond, IN Sellersburg, IN South Bend, IN Terre Haute, IN KANSAS Lawrence, KS Manhattan, KS Overland Park, KS Wichita, KS KENTUCKY Bowling Green, KY Covington, KY Louisville, KY Highland Heights, KY Morehead, KY

LOUISIANA Bossier City, LA Lafayette, LA Monroe, LA Natchitoches, LA New Orleans, LA Thibodaux, LA MASSACHUSETTS Boston, MA Bridgewater, MA Danvers, MA Haverhill, MA Holyoke, MA MARYLAND Arnold, MD Baltimore, MD Bel Air, MD Bowie, MD Columbia, MD Frederick, MD Hagerstown, MD La Plata, MD Westminster, MD Wye Mills, MD MICHIGAN Ann Arbor, MI Big Rapids, MI Dearborn, MI Dowagiac, MI East Lansing, MI Flint, MI Grand Rapids, MI Kalamazoo, MI Lansing, MI Livonia, MI Mount Pleasant, MI Sault Ste. Marie, MI Troy, MI University Center, MI Warren, MI

MINNESOTA Mankato, MN Morris, MN MISSOURI Cape Girardeau, MO Columbia, MO Cottleville, MO Joplin, MO Kansas City, MO Kirksville, MO Poplar Bluff, MO Rolla, MO Sedalia, MO Springfield, MO St. Joseph, MO St. Louis, MO Warrensburg, MO MISSISSIPPI Goodman, MS Mississippi State, MS Raymond, MS University, MS MONTANA Bozeman, MT Missoula, MT NORTH CAROLINA Apex, NC Asheville, NC Boone, NC Durham, NC Fayetteville, NC Greensboro, NC Greenville, NC Jamestown, NC Misenheimer, NC Mount Olive, NC Mt. Olive, NC Pembroke, NC Raleigh, NC Wilmington, NC

NORTH DAKOTA Bismark, ND Fargo, ND NEBRASKA Bellevue, NE Lincoln, NE North Platte, NE Omaha, NE NEW JERSEY Branchburg, NJ Lincroft, NJ Sewell, NJ Toms River, NJ West Windsor, NJ NEW MEXICO Albuquerque, NM Clovis, NM Farmington, NM Portales, NM Santa Fe, NM NEVADA Henderson, NV North Las Vegas, NV NEW YORK Brooklyn, NY Garden City, NY Middletown, NY New York, NY Syracuse, NY OHIO Akron, OH Cincinnati, OH Cleveland, OH Columbus, OH Findlay, OH Kirtland, OH Lima, OH Newark, OH Orrville, OH Rio Grande, OH Toledo, OH Youngstown, OH OKLAHOMA Altus, OK Bethany, OK Edmond, OK Norman, OK Oklahoma City, OK Stillwater, OK Tonkawa, OK Tulsa, OK OREGON Bend, OR Coos Bay, OR Eugene, OR Gresham, OR Medford, OR Oregon City, OR

Portland, OR White City, OR PENNSYLVANIA Bloomsburg, PA Blue Bell, PA Gettysburg, PA Harrisburg, PA Lancaster, PA Newtown, PA Philadelphia, PA Pittsburgh, PA York, PA

VIRGINIA Lynchburg, VA Norfolk, VA Roanoke, VA Virginia Beach, VA WASHINGTON Bellingham, WA Bremerton, WA Ellensburg, WA Olympia, WA

Seattle, WA Shoreline, WA WISCONSIN Casper, WY Cleveland, WI Fond du Lac, WI La Crosse, WI Laramie, WY Milwaukee, WI Torrington, WY

CANADA Arcata, CA Castlegar, BC Edmonton, AB Kamloops , BC Lethbridge, AB London, ON Mississauga, ON Moose Jaw, SK Nanaimo, BC Prince Albert, SK

Saskatchewan, SK Saskatoon, SK Toronto, ON Windsor, ON

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DON’T IGNORE the Basics

BY RON MARSHALL, COMPRESSED AIR CHALLENGE

Workers at a small fiberglass manufacturer implemented some good efficiency measures a few years ago, yet some basic elements of their system were ignored. As a result, their production tools were experiencing performance problems even though the new Variable Speed Drive (VSD) air compressor had its discharge pressure turned up as high as it could go. Using some simple pressure measurements, a compressed air auditor was able to identify that some undersized basic system components were the cause of the problem.

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compressed air tools contacted a compressed air auditor, hoping a solution to the problem could be found. The auditor placed some data loggers on the system to determine a pressure profile between the compressor discharge and various key points on the system. Using this information, the auditor put together a system pressure profile (Fig. 1).

PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT PRESSURE P1 TO P3 Pressure points P1 to P3 were measured, and the pressure differential across the system filter, an external aftercooler, and an air dryer was found to be as high as 78 psi at full system flow. The compressor itself was maintaining very stable pressure, but due to a large restriction in the aftercooler (the unit had become plugged over time), adequate stable pressure could not reach the plant. The pressure differential across the filter and the dryer was less than 4 psi at full flow. The cooler had originally been installed to condition the very hot air produced by two reciprocating compressors. But these compressors had been replaced by a screw compressor that had an onboard cooler. Based on this information, the plugged cooler was removed with a significant improvement in the pressure. This allowed a 20-psi reduction in compressor discharge pressure, which was required because the new screw compressor could only operate at 125 psi. Surprisingly, it didn’t improve the tool performance problems.

COMPRESSED AIR DISTRIBUTION P3 TO P4 Special measurements were done to see if the pressure differential across the plant piping system was causing an issue. The plant had a large 4-inch ring main running along the outside walls of the plant, but the inner pipe network was a complex and sometimes confusing jumble of oddsized pipes. Critical areas were identified and data loggers were placed to detect the pressure during the production cycle. At first glance, plant personnel felt sure it was the piping that was causing the poor tool performance. One contractor even quoted over $30,000 of piping improvements to upgrade undersized areas. Once the data loggers were full, they were downloaded, and it was determined that only 3 psi of piping differential was being experienced from test point P3 at the discharge of the air dryer to P4 at the beginning of the piping drop to the most critical end use, an air-operated cutter.

Compressed air-powered hand tools are used in the plant to cut large fiberglass pieces out of the moulds, and to shape and finish them for final shipping to the parent company. The cutting tools did not perform very well when operators tried to make their cuts to release the pieces from the moulds. At first, when starting the operation, the performance was acceptable, but the tool would quickly slow and sometimes stall, well before the cut was complete. As a result, even though the tool was rated at 90 psi, the compressor discharge pressure FIG. 1: VARIOUS TEST POINTS had to be boosted to 140 psi to gain adequate production output. Even with this excessively high pressure, the tool performance was not up to standard levels. This excessive pressure increased the air compressor power consumption by about 18% and also caused an almost 30% increase in the compressed air flow consumed by all of the unregulated uses in the plant.

After receiving complaints from the customer, the supplier of the

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FIG. 2: MEASUREMENTS AT NO FLOW, FULL FLOW RESTRICTED, AND FULL FLOW OPTIMIZED

END USE P4 TO P5 As it was not practical to place data loggers on the tool itself, some basic tests were done using a simple testing setup made of a T connection, two quick-connect couplings, and a gauge. The test setup was connected at points P4 to P6 to measure the pressure differential at each point after the quick-connect couplings while the tool was in operation. Each test required two measurements: one with the tool at rest and the other when the tool was in operation. The test with the tool at rest measured the system pressure.

Comparing this pressure against the reading when the tool was in operation showed the approximate pressure differential from point P4.

The test of the cutter showed that with no air flowing, there was 118 psi at the test gauge. With the tool in operation, the pressure fell to 44 psi. Since the tool is rated for a pressure of 90 psi, full performance was not being achieved.

An analysis of the path through which the air had to travel showed that for this tool, the excessive pressure loss of 74 psi was being caused by a hose reel, four undersized quick-connect couplers, and 60 feet of hose.

As an experiment, all the quick-connect couplers and the hose reel were removed, except for an upsized full-flow connector at the tool. A second

test showed the operating pressure at the tool was now above 90 psi. At this pressure, the performance of the cutter was very noticeably improved—so much so, in fact, that production personnel refused to allow the experimental setup to be removed. It should be noted that with this improved situation, the pressure differential across the hose and fittings is still 26 psi when the tool is in operation, representing a loss of 22%. A target loss should be no more that 10% from the discharge of the compressor to the critical end use, including the air dryer and filter. This will require an increase in hose and connector size, and a reduction in the length of the hose by properly extending and locating the larger-sized distribution steel piping drop closer to the work location.

The operating cost and performance of this system, and the tools connected to it, can be greatly improved by paying attention to, and improving, some basic system components. Sometimes some simple measurements can detect major problems where they are least expected.

To learn more about analyzing your system pressure profile, consider taking part in Compressed Air Challenge’s next Fundamentals of Compressed Air Systems webinar starting on February 23, 2014. Visit www.compressedairchallenge.org.

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‰ PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

MIKE BRYAN • Bosch Rexroth Corp.

Mike Bryan, training specialist at Bosch Rexroth Fountain Inn manufacturing facility, was named Trainer of the Year by the German American Chambers of Commerce in recognition of his involvement with the company’s apprenticeship program. The award recognizes German subsidiaries that demonstrate excellence in workforce training and skill development, especially in young people. Mr. Bryan has been with Bosch for a total of 36 years.

New redundant feedback switching

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KELLY FORREST Brennan Industries Kelly Forrest has been named marketing coordinator. She is responsible for developing marketing collateral, managing website content, creating newsletters, operating the company’s social media presence, and coordinating trade show activity.

RICHARD ROBATZEK Sturtevant Inc. Richard Robatzek has been named product manager. He is responsible for domestic business development activities related to the Micronizer® jet mill product line. Mr. Robatzek comes to the company with more than 20 years of industrial sales experience, growing sales territories, leading sales teams, and developing new business.

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DR. CHRIS GILBERT Evonik Oil Additives Dr. Chris Gilbert has been named head of production and technology. He most recently served as operations director at Evonik’s Multi User Site China (MUSC) for the Performance Polymers Business Unit in Shanghai. In his new role, Dr. Gilbert will be based at the company’s site in Darmstadt, Germany.

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DALE CONWAY Thompson Pump and Manufacturing Co. Dale Conway, vice president of engineering, has been awarded the Value-added Manufacturing Alliance (VMA) “Manny” Award and has been inducted into the VMA Hall of Fame. The award recognizes an individual for lifetime achievements in manufacturing.

Conway is a 30-year veteran of the pump manufacturing industry. He started his career at Thompson Pump in 1984.

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Global Manufacturing Update

BY CHAD MOUTRAY, CHIEF ECONOMIST, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS (NAM)

December 13, 2013 – The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) says that world trade should rebound next year, with growth increasing from its annual pace of 3.7% in 2013 to 5.5% in 2014. The OECD also forecasts improvements in real GDP for the United States (up from 1.7% to 2.9%), Europe (up from -0.4% to 1.0%), and China (up from 7.7% to 8.2%). Despite such gains, weaknesses persist in emerging markets, and continued political risks could dampen the prospects for better growth.

The prospects for faster global growth should help drive more manufacturing exports in the coming months. The U.S. trade deficit narrowed in October, averaging $40.2 billion through the first 10 months of 2013. That is lower than the $46.4 billion and $44.6 billion deficits in 2011 and 2012, respectively. Yet, growth in U.S.-manufactured goods continues to be frustratingly slow so far this year, up just 1.9% year-todate relative to the same time period last year. Such a sluggish rate will make it hard to meet the President’s goal of doubling exports by 2015, as outlined in the National Export Initiative. Yet, we hope export sales will improve in 2014, especially with stabilizing economies in our largest international markets.

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The JPMorgan Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) rose to its highest level in more than two years, up from 52.1 in October to 53.2 in November. The key drivers of the increased activity were higher levels for new orders (up from 53.3 to 54.8), exports (up from 51.9 to 52.8) and output (up from 52.9 to 55.3). With the exception of Brazil, all of the other top markets for U.S.-manufactured goods expanded in November. This is an improvement from September, when only six of these economies were growing. The recent progress worldwide has produced notable strides in manufacturing activity for a number of countries, with many reaching PMI levels not seen in several months or even several years. For instance, Japan’s manufacturing PMI reported new orders up at their fastest pace since February 2006. Such data are indicative of the recent gains in the global market, which, while not growing robustly, have made progress of late.

Meanwhile, we are often reminded that we live in an ever-increasing global marketplace, with China’s influence continuing to grow.

Last week, we got another example of this. The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication reported that the Chinese yuan was used 8.66% of the time in such transactions, up from just 1.89% in January 2012. This suggests a substantial increase in the use of the yuan in trade in a very short period of time. The U.S. dollar continues to be the dominant currency used in trade finance, with parties using the dollar 81.08% of the time. However, it does illustrate the changing nature of international commerce and the rising stature of China on the trade front.

Much of the policy news recently has focused on trade negotiations and global competitiveness. While the World Trade Organization (WTO) reached a Trade Facilitation Agreement in Bali, other negotiations with the Asia-Pacific, with Europe, and separately on information technology will continue into 2014. Preparations are also underway for major legislative activity in 2014, including on Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), reauthorization of the Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank, and international tax reform.

Excerpt reprinted with permission. For the full report, visit www.nam.org.

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EXHIBITOR BOOTH LISTING HED, Inc................................................................ 81324 HEMA Endustri AS................................................ 81240 Hercules Sealing Products...................... 80654 HFI Fluid Power Products...................................... 82055 Holmbury Inc......................................................... 82434 Honor Gear Pumps Corp..........................82217 HP Tec.................................................................... 83558 Hualong Cast Iron, LLC / DBA: H Bar.................... 83655 Hub City Inc, A Regal Brand.................................. 83040 Hunger Hydraulics C. C., Ltd................................. 82212 HUSCO International............................................. 80916 HWM (His Way Mfg.)............................................ 83632 HYDAC Technology Corp......................... 80242 HydraForce Inc....................................................... 80930 Hydraulex Global.................................... 82630 Hydraulic Warehouse Inc....................................... 81342 Hydraulics & Pneumatics.......................................80042 Hydro Leduc.......................................................... 81855 Hydrocontrol Inc.................................................... 82507 Hydro-Gear............................................................ 82746 Hydrolico International Inc......................................83017 Hydronit Srl............................................................ 83508 Hydrotechnik GmbH..............................................80045 Hy-Pro Filtration..................................................... 82201 IC Fluid Power Inc.................................................. 82330 ifm efector inc....................................................... 81539 IFP/ EHA................................................................ 81551

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83344 International Fluid Power Society...........80132 International fpa..................................... 80854 Intertraco (Italia) S.p. A.......................................... 80554 Intra Italia Hydraulics (Foshan Shunde) Co., Ltd.... 81356 Intradin (Shanghai) Machinery Co. Ltd................... 83634 ITALGROUP SRL................................................... 83356 IVT International UKIP Media & Events.................80032 J W Winco Inc........................................................ 81758 J.R. Merritt Controls, Inc....................................... 81912 Jagtar Singh & Sons Hydraulics Pvt. Ltd............... 83507 Jason Industrial Inc................................................ 83056 Jeou Gang Hydraulic Industrial Co., Ltd................ 83320 Jinyuan Orient (Xiamen) Co., Ltd........................... 82054 John Deere Electronic Solutions........................... 83719 Join Brass Enterprise Co Ltd................................. 83307 Joseph Industries.................................................. 83302 Jufan Industrial Co., Ltd......................................... 83218 Kaiser Aluminum................................................... 82646 Kalori...................................................................... 83717 Kar-Tech, Inc........................................................... 82013 Kawasaki Precision Machinery (U.S.A.), Inc........... 80308 Kendrion/Linnig...................................................... 83555

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KettenWulf USA LP............................................... 80040 Kinetics Drive Solutions......................................... 83401 Kingstar Enterprises Corp...................................... 81658 Kompass Co., Ltd.................................................. 83414 Kongsberg Automotive.......................................... 81608 KTI Hydraulics Engineering.................................... 81922 Kuriyama of America Inc........................ 81508 Kurt Manufacturing Company................................ 80758 KVT Koenig LLC.....................................................82007 KYB Americas Corporation.................................... 82308 Lafert North America............................................. 83139 Letrika d.d.............................................................. 82652 Ligon Hydraulic Cylinder Group............................. 83122 Lillbacka USA......................................................... 81754 Linde Hydraulics Corporation................................. 81318 Lion Hydraulics (Monarch Industries Limited)....... 82422 Lodar Remote Radio Controls............................... 83630 Logan Clutch Corporation...................................... 83511 LOR Manufacturing Company............................... 81448 Lynch Fluid Controls Inc......................................... 81739 M.C.S. Hydraulics SRL.......................................... 83607 Magnetek...............................................................81147 Magnet-Schultz.......................................................81131 MAN Engines & Components Inc......................... 83608 Manuli Hydraulics (Americas) Inc.......................... 81708 Marmon Keystone LLC...........................................81134 Marzocchi Pumps USA.......................................... 80354 Metal-Matic, Inc.................................................... 82742 MFP Seals (A Division of Martin Fluid Power)... 81939 MHA ZENTGRAF L.P.............................................. 83350 MICO Inc............................................................... 81233 Micromatic LLC..................................................... 83355 Microtronics LLC................................................... 82748 Midland Metal Manufacturing............................... 81854 Mid-West Instrument............................................ 81648 Midwest Truck & Auto Parts................................... 83140 Mighty Hydraulics Inc............................................ 83731

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EXHIBITOR BOOTH LISTING OP SRL.................................................................. 83522 Optibelt.................................................................. 83151 Orlandi Radiatori s.r.l.............................................. 83254 Pamas GmbH........................................................ 83622 Panagon Systems.................................................. 82656 Parker Hannifin Corporation................................... 80440 Pedro Roquet..........................................................82017 Penny and Giles..................................................... 83434 Permco.................................................................. 82030

Petseals Industries Ltd.......................................... 83308 Phillips & Johnston, Inc......................................... 82845 Pneumatics Online/ Hydraulics Online..................80028 Poclain Hydraulics Inc............................................ 80940 Polygon Company.................................................. 82808 Polymer Molding.................................................... 82107 Poppelmann Plastics USA LLC.............................. 82418 Porauto Industrial Co., Ltd..................................... 83212 Posi Lock Puller Inc................................................ 83052

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Power Transmission Distributors Association........ 83055 Power Transmission Engineering........................... 80127 Power-Packer......................................................... 82208 PQ Controls Inc..................................................... 82021 PRAN Systems Inc................................................ 83549 Pressure Connections Corp....................................81746 Prevost Corporation............................................... 83146 Prince Manufacturing Corporation......................... 81942 Propiston Hydraulics Co., Ltd................................ 83413 PTCAlliance............................................................ 80208 Pun Teh Industrial Co., Ltd..................................... 83318 QA1 Precision Products Inc................................... 83155 Quality Bearings & Components........................... 81851 Ram Industries Inc................................................. 82546 Ramco Steels Pvt Ltd............................................ 81951 RBI Bearing Inc...................................................... 83046 Real Seal Company................................................ 80858 Ronzio Oleodinamica srl........................................ 83617 Rosenboom Machine & Tool................................... 81115 Rota Engineering Ltd............................................. 81907 Rotary Power......................................................... 81253 Rotor Clip Company............................................... 83048 Rotzler Inc.............................................................. 81419 Royal Composites Pvt Ltd..................................... 81843 RTS Cutting Tools................................................... 80957 Ryco Hydraulics, Inc................................82018 Safeplast NA Company.......................................... 82823 SafeWay Hydraulics............................................... 82529 SAI Hydraulics Inc.................................................. 82530 Salami SpA............................................................ 83334 Samek Corporation................................................ 80153 Samson Corporation.............................................. 81308 Samwon Tech Co Ltd............................................. 82756 Sanauto Engineers ( India ) pvt. Ltd........................81144 Sandvik Materials Technology................................ 82552 Scania CV AB......................................................... 82851 Scenery Hydraulic................................... 83351 Schaeffler Group USA, Inc......................................81139 Scorpion Technologies Ltd..................................... 83035 Sealtool Limited..................................................... 81452 Shallco Inc............................................................. 83733 Shan Hua Plastic Industrial Co., Ltd....................... 83208 Shimadzu Industrial Equipment.............................82008 Shivam Hydraulics................................................. 83013 Sichuan Machinery Imp. & Exp. Corp.................... 82052 Sin Ling Co., Ltd.................................................... 83311 Smalley Steel Ring Company................................ 83029 Soltech Hydraulics Co., Ltd.................................... 83411 Sonceboz Corporation........................................... 83553 SpecSys................................................................. 81853 Spectronics Corporation........................ 81839 SPX Hydraulic Technologies................................... 83230 SRM Industries Inc................................................ 80014 Stainless Hose Fittings Ltd....................................83008 Star Hydraulics, LLC.............................................. 82057 Stauff Corporation................................................. 81207 Stiebel Drive Technology........................................ 81808 Stucchi USA, Inc.................................................... 82122 STW Technic LP..................................................... 82812 Suburban Mfg Co. Inc............................................ 80143 Suco Technologies.................................. 82807 Sun Hydraulics....................................................... 80719 Sunfab North America.............................81917

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EXHIBITOR BOOTH LISTING SunSource............................................................. 80829 Sure Grip Controls Inc............................................82111 Taiwan Fluid Power Association............................. 83410 Taiwan Schemik Corp............................................ 83317 Takken Comprehensive Industrial Co Ltd.............. 83417 T-Bird Group........................................................... 81454 Texas Hydraulics Inc.............................................. 81618 The Lee Company.................................................. 81751 The Oilgear Company............................................ 81234 Thermal Transfer Products...................... 80954 Thomas Magnete USA LLC................................... 81642 Tianyuan Steel Ball Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Fuxin...................................................................... 82457 Tieffe s.p.a............................................................. 83418 T-Lon Products Inc................................................. 82430 Tobul Accumulator Inc............................ 80816 Tompkins Industries Inc......................................... 80754 TON WEIGHT MACHINERY MFG. CO., LTD.......... 83321 Transportide Industrial Ltd..................................... 81413 Trazione Gears....................................................... 81955 Trelleborg Sealing Solutions................................... 81929 Tribco Inc............................................................... 83354 Tuff Torq Corporation.............................................. 82302 TURCK Inc............................................................. 82322 Turolla.................................................................... 80529 Tuson Corporation.................................................. 81552

TWG...................................................................... 83130 Ultra Clean Technologies Corp................ 82642 Uniflex of America, LLC......................................... 81755 United Gear and Assembly.................................... 82912 VeeThree (North America)..................................... 83545 Veljan Hydrair Limited............................................ 80254 VEST Inc................................................................ 81945 Vesta Automation SRL........................................... 83609 VIS HYDRAULICS SRL..........................................83007 Volz Gruppe GmbH................................................ 80855 Wachendorff Electronics USA, Inc......................... 82914 Wafangdian Chengda Bearing Manufacturing Co., Ltd.................................................................. 82152 Wafangdian Guangyang Bearing Group Co., Ltd.................................................................. 82251 Wafangdian Jinfeng Bearing Manufacturing Co., Ltd.................................................................. 82255 Wafangdian Yuandong Bearing Co., Ltd................. 82253 Walvoil Fluid Power............................................... 81518 WD Bearing America............................................. 81358 Webco Industries.................................................. 82845 Weber Hydraulik.................................................... 83108 Webtec.....................................................81742 Weg Electric Corp.................................................. 83152 Western Integrated Technologies.......................... 83649 White Drive Products.............................................81107

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WIKA Instrument Corporation............................... 81652 Wilkes & McLean Ltd............................................80027 Williams Controls.................................................. 83434 Winner Hydraulics Corporation.............................. 83322 Winters Instruments.............................................. 83031 WJB Bearings Inc...................................................83118 Womack Machine Supply Co................................. 81752 Wooster Hydrostatics.............................................81911 World Wide Fittings Corporation............................ 82908 World Wide Metric Inc........................................... 82218 XHS Technolgy, Inc................................................. 82051 Ximaike International Exhibition Co Ltd................. 82040 Ximaike International Exhibition Co Ltd................. 82052 XMEC Bearing & Technology Co Ltd...................... 83729 Yates Industries...................................... 81921 YEOSHE HYDRAULICS TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD................................................................ 83222 Young Powertech Inc.............................. 80508 YuYao Bote Bearings Co., Ltd................................ 82356 Zhejiang Broad Science and Technology Co., Ltd.. 82157 Zhejiang Changxing Xilin Chain & Sprocket Co., Ltd.................................................................. 81344 Zhejiang Zhonghangji Trade Co., Ltd...................... 82451 Zinga Industries.......................................81718 ZSI Foster.............................................................. 81856

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IFPE 2014 TECHNICAL CONFERENCE Tickets for the Technical Conference are $85 and include admission to all technical presentations and two keynote presentations, a flash drive with the Proceedings of the IFPE Technical Conference, and a certificate for PDH or CEUs.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

MODELING: HYBRID (GREEN), PCB STABILITY, CONTROLS 8:45 a.m.

PCB System Dynamic Stability Utilizing Digital Prototyping Michael Beyer, Senior Technical Specialist, Eaton Corp.

9:15 a.m.

Innovative Hybrid Modeling Approach to Enhance Green Design Based on Fully Integrated Mechatronic System Vincent Remillard, Application Engineer/ Technical Manager, Famic Technologies Inc.

9:45 a.m.

Optimizing Hydraulic Control Systems with Modeling and Simulation David Ruxton, Applications Engineer, HydraForce and Nick Stabile, Design Engineer Group Leader, HydraForce

WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY: APPLICATIONS, PERFORMANCE, SAFETY

CONTROLS: ANALYSIS, PERFORMANCE, SYSTEMS

High-Speed Real-Time Industrial Ethernet Technology Revolutionizes Off-Highway Vehicle Automation Architectures Sari Germanos, Technology Marketing Manager, Ethernet POWERLINK Standardization Group

8:45 a.m.

Servo Motion Control with Custom Feedback Increases Operation Uptime, Reduces Maintenance, and Improves Monitoring of Machine Parameters Peter Nachtwey, President, Delta Computer Systems Inc.

9:15 a.m. Global Navigation Satellite Systems

(GNSS) Technologies for Off-Highway

Agricultural Vehicles: The Benefits of

Using State-of-the- Art Mobile Hydraulics Technology

Leroy Garciano, Systems and Application

Engineer, Danfoss

9:15 a.m.

Practical Solutions for Open Circuit System Instability Chad Daniel, Manager, BA Sales Americas, Danfoss

8:45 a.m.

9:45 a.m. Hydraulic “Jerk” on Articulated Vehicles

Jared Cave, Systems and Applications

Engineer, Danfoss

9:45 a.m. Machine Control with Only Two Hoses

Douglas Anderson, Systems and

Application Engineer, Danfoss

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

MODELING PUMPS FOR DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE

NOISE CONTROL: MODELING AND IN-LINE SUPRESSION

HYDRAULIC ENERGY STORAGE METHODS

10:30 a.m. Comparison of Steady-State Flow Loss

Models for Axial Piston Pumps

Samuel Hall, System and Application

Engineer, Danfoss

10:30 a.m. Variable Displacement Radial Piston Pump-Motor

Frank Walker, President, Hydraulic

Innovations LLC

10:30 a.m. Fluid Power in Transportation

Charles Juhasz, Director of Engineering,

Scientific Services Inc

11:00 a.m. On the Hydraulic Pumps Modeling for

Applications Engineers

Medhat Khalil, Director of Professional

Education, Milwaukee School of Engineering

11:00 a.m. Prediction of the Acoustic Radiation from

a Hydraulic Piston

Michael Beyer, Senior Technical

Specialist, Eaton Corp.

11:30 a.m. Mathematical Modeling and

Experimental Research on Influence of

Improved Stator Curve on the

Characteristic of Vane Pump

Radovan Petrovic, Professor, College

of Applied Engineering, Center for Power

Control Hydraulics (CPCH)

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11:30 a.m. Optimization of Dissimilarly Sized Dual

In-Line Suppressors

Elliott Gruber, Graduate Student, Georgia Tech

11:00 a.m. Experimental Studies of Viscous Loss in

a Hydraulic Flywheel Accumulator

Kyle Strohmaier, Masters Student,

University of Minnesota 11:30 a.m. Industrial Application of an Intelligent and

Efficient Fluid Power Storage System

Leonid Sheshin, Head of Fluid Power

Department, Lumex-Marketing Ltd

TECHNICAL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. KEYNOTE PRESENTATION ENERGY CONSUMPTION IN FLUID POWER – THE IMPACT AND POTENTIAL SAVINGS IN MOBILE MACHINE APPLICATIONS Lonnie Love, Ph.D., Group leader of Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s (ORNL) Automation, Robotics and Manufacturing Group Fluid Power is a foundational technology for both the manufacture and operation of mobile machines. However, there are many areas where fluid power can improve. A recent ORNL/NFPA study suggests that between 2% and 3% of U.S. energy consumption is derived from fluid power components and systems. Furthermore, the average efficiency of fluid power systems is approximately 21%--although typically higher in mobile machines. Therefore, moderate improvements in efficiency can yield tremendous energy savings. Emerging trends in advanced manufacturing (additive processes, light-weight metals, low-cost carbon fiber) can simultaneously increase efficiency, as well as improve competitiveness. Another challenge is workforce development. How can we inspire youth to not only consider careers in science and engineering, but also become knowledgeable about the benefits and efficiency potential in fluid power?

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2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

NEW PUMP DESIGNS (DIGITAL/DISCRETE) AND APPLICATIONS 2:15 p.m. Midsize Wind Turbines with Hydraulic Transmissions

Feng Wang, PhD, University of Minnesota

SOLUTIONS FOR YOUR INDUSTRY

2:45 p.m. Applications for Discrete Flow Pumps

Matt Kronlage, Product Applications

Engineer, Turolla OpenCircuitGear

Valves

3:15 p.m. Digital Hydraulic Transformer – DHTM475

Elton Bishop, Manager, Digital

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Machines with Hydrostatic Transmissions

Simon Nielsen, Systems Engineer, Danfoss 2:45 p.m. Modern Hydrostatic Propel Drives

Change Wheeled Off-Road Vehicles

Jörn Petersen, Sales Director

Construction Machinery Sector, Bosch Rexroth CONTROLS: ANALYSIS, PERFORMANCE, SYSTEMS 2:15 p.m. Coordinating Subsystem to Maximize Efficiency

Timothy Post, Application Engineering

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2:45 p.m. Hydraulic Generator Drive Robust Control

Christian Daley, Engineer, Danfoss 3:15 p.m. Pressure Control in Pulsed

Electrohydraulic Forming of Sheet Metal

Celestine Okoye, University Lecturer,

Federal Ministry of Education Headquarters

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4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

NOVEL METHODOLOGY FOR ANALYSIS OF PUMPS AND MOTORS

PNEUMATICS: REUSABLE ENERGY, ROBOTICS, ORTHOTICS

4:00 p.m. Equations to Fluid Power Components

Nahum Goldenberg, CEO, HydroCAD-

Nahum Goldenberg, Ltd

4:00 p.m.

Heat and Efficiency Considerations in Fluid-Powered Co-Robotics Applications Douglas Cook, Staff Researcher, Milwaukee School of Engineering

4:30 p.m.

Walking Energy Hydraulic Regeneration Potential to Extend Range of Active Orthotic Exoskeletons Keith Fisher, Associate Professor, Montana State University

4:30 p.m. A Novel Methodology of Displacement

Calculation for the Swash Plate Axial

Piston Pump with Conical Cylinder Block

Will Guo, Engineering Team Leader, Danfoss

WORK/DUTY CYCLES: DETERMINATION AND OPTIMIZATION 4:00 p.m.

Establishing an Optimal Work Cycle for an Alternative Wheel Loader Concept Bobbie Frank, Alternative Drivetrain Research Engineer, Volvo Construction Equipment and Lund University

4:30 p.m. Drive Cycle Formation Procedures for

Off-Highway Vehicles

QingHui Yuan, Manager, Eaton Corp.

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TECHNICAL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, MARCH 6 8:45 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

FLUID PERFORMANCE: TEMPERATURE, FILM THICKNESS, BASE STOCK

HYDRAULIC HYBRIDS: SIMULATION, DESIGN, PERFORMANCE

8:45 a.m.

Study of Temperature and Lubricant Effects on the Efficiency of a Complete Hydrostatic Drive System Shubhamita Basu, Technology Manager, The Lubrizol Corp. and Edward Akucewich, Technical Fellow, The Lubrizol Corp.

9:15 a.m.

Effect of Base Stock Type on Film Thickness and Performance in Hydraulic Pumps Edward Akucewich, Technical Fellow, The Lubrizol Corp.

9:45 a.m.

Hydraulic Fluid Efficiency Effects in External Gear Pumps Paul Michael, Research Chemist, Milwaukee School of Engineering

11:00 a.m. Comparison of Two Different Electronic

Feedback Methods to Increase the

Damping in the Simulation Model of

Electro-Hydraulic Hybrid Actuator

System for Off-Highway Working Vehicles

Rafael Aman, Post-Doctoral

Researcher, Lappeenranta University

of Technology

10:30 a.m. Control and Stability Analysis of a

Practical Load-Sense Systems

Abhijit Das, Advanced Systems

Engineer, Danfoss

8:45 a.m.

A Numerical Model for the Simulation of Flow in Radial Piston Machines Pulkit Agarwal, Graduate Student, Purdue University

9:15 a.m.

New Non-Linear Model for a 4-Way Directional Control Servo or Proportional Valve Jack Johnson, Electrohydraulic Engineer, IDAS Engineering Inc.

9:45 a.m.

A Non-Linear Valve Model is Applied to a Highly Overlapped Proportional Valve Jack Johnson, Electrohydraulic Engineer, IDAS Engineering Inc.

11:00 a.m. Improvements in Controllability

and Efficiency of Electronically

Controlled Valve Systems

Gary LaFayette, Sr Engineer, Danfoss 11:30 a.m. Servo Valve Design for Faster

Response in motion Systems and Also

Low Contamination Susceptibility

K. Osaka, Design Engineer, R&D

Department, Yuken Kogyo Co

Stocking thousands of plastic caps & plugs designed for SAE, metric, NPT, BSP & JIC threaded ports and fittings.

Masking

8:45 a.m. Connecting Your Vehicle to the World

Christopher Kolbe, Vice President of

Sales & Marketing, HED Applying Wireless Technology to Electro-Hydraulics: Architecture, Compliance, and Safety Considerations Anthony M. Di Tommaso, Manager, Product Development, Cervis Inc.

Hanging

OEM

FLUIDS: ENVIRONMENT, PERFORMANCE (INCLUDING HYBRIDS) 10:30 a.m. Environmental Lubricants in the Fluid

Power Industry

Mark Miller, Executive Vice President,

Terresolve Technologies/RSC Biosolutions

WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY: APPLICATION, PERFORMANCE, AND SAFETY

9:45 a.m. CAN Be Safe

Brian Spranger, Software Engineer, Danfoss

10:30 a.m. Control System Development for a

Hydraulic Hybrid Lift Truck

Michael Olson, Lead Engineer -

Controls and Modeling, Eaton Corp.

VALVES: MODELING, PERFORMANCE, CONTAMINATION

MODELING: VANE PUMPS AND VALVES

9:15 a.m.

Fluid Power Protection

Let us change your expectations

11:00 a.m. The Effects of Fluid Properties on the

Efficiency of Hydraulic Hybrid Vehicles

Steven Herzog, OEM Liaison Manager,

Evonik Oil Additives USA, Inc. 11:30 a.m. Improving Fuel Efficiency, Productivity,

and GHG Emissions of Off-Highway

Equipment Through the Use of Energy

Efficient Hydraulic Fluids

Thomas Schimmel, Business Segment

Manager, Hydraulic Fluids, Evonik Oil

Additives USA, Inc.

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MARCH 4–8, 2014 • 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM, TUESDAY – FRIDAY • 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM, SATURDAY 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. KEYNOTE PRESENTATION HYDRAULIC HYBRID EXCAVATOR – CUSTOMERS, DIVERSITY DRIVES INNOVATION Ken Gray, Global Product Manager, Large Hydraulic Excavators, Caterpillar Inc. The fuel-saving Cat® 336E H Hybrid was launched in 2013 as the industry’s first hydraulic hybrid excavator. With over 300 patents filed, the innovative hydraulic hybrid technology is a significant departure from the typical hybrid approach. To accomplish such a feat required an acute, intense focus on the customer and a diverse, global team empowered to drive an innovative solution. Learn the story behind the development of this game-changing product from Caterpillar.

2:15 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.

HYDRAULIC HYBRIDS: ENERGY RECOVERY AND REUSE

FLUIDS: FILTER TESTING, WATER MONITORING AND CONTROL

HYDRAULIC FAN DRIVE SYSTEMS: DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE

2:15 p.m. Towards a New Kind of Energy Recovery

for Electric Vehicles

Jose Garcia, Assistant Professor, Purdue University

2:15 p.m. Got Water?

Jawad Khan, Data Analyst, POLARIS Laboratories

2:15 p.m. Improvements in Reversing Fan Drives

Stephen Frantz, Staff Engineer, Danfoss

2:45 p.m.

Hydraulic Hybrid System for Swing Energy Recovery and Reuse Jiao Zhang, Engineering Technical Steward, Caterpillar, Inc.

3:15 p.m. Series Hybrid Hydraulic System

James O’Brien II, President, NRG Dynamix

2:45 p.m.

Laboratory and Field Investigations of Water-Adsorbing Oil Filters and Relative Humidity Sensors Paul Michael, Research Chemist, Milwaukee School of Engineering

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Impact of the Use of Secondary Particle Counter Calibration Samples on Particle Count and Filter Test Results Bryan Steffan, CV Test Engineer, Cummins Filtration Inc.

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Josef Pfister, Division Engineering

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9:15 a.m. New Process for Improved Seamless

Forged Pipes for Hydraulic Cylinders

Pierre Sutter, Product Manager, Vallourec

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VALVES: ADJUSTMENT, MODELING, EMPIRICAL EVALUATION 4:00 p.m.

Methods to Adjust the Characteristic Curves of Electro-Hydraulic Proportional Valves in Mobile Applications Mark Jankowski, Engineering Manager, Thomas Magnete USA, LLC

4:30 p.m.

Empirical Method Produces Improved Consistency In Variable Discharge Coefficient Effects Jack Johnson, Electrohydraulic Engineer, IDAS Engineering Inc

TEST STANDS AND PROCEDURES: DIGITAL PUMPS/MOTORS, AIR-BORNE NOISE 4:00 p.m. Meeting ISO3744 – Determination of

Airborne Noise Generated by Hydrostatic Unit

Jaromir Tvaruzek, NVH Senior Engineer, Danfoss 4:30 p.m. Development of a Digital Pump/Motor

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Farid Breidi, Student, Purdue University SENSORS: THERMAL PROPERTIES AND PRESSURE RIPPLE ENERGY FOR SENSING 4:00 p.m. Applications of Thermal Actuation

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PNEUMATICS: PERFORMANCE, REUSABLE ENERGY, SEAL FRICTION 8:45 a.m.

Two-Phase Heat Regeneration in Hydraulic Accumulators: Efficiency Improvement at Low Cost Alexander Stroganov, President, Lumex Instruments Canada

9:15 a.m.

Characteristics of Air Flow Control Components for the Emergency Breathing System So-Nam Yun, Valve Developer, Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials

9:45 a.m. Pneumatic Lipseal Friction

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AIR IN FLUIDS: EFFECT AND ELIMINATION 8:45 a.m.

Air Bubble Separation and Elimination from Working Fluids for Performance Improvement of Hydraulic Systems Yutaka Tanaka Sayako Sakama, Professor, Hosei Univeristy

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Andrea Vacca, Assistant Professor, Maha

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Improvement of Air Release Performance with the Use of High VI Hydraulic Fluids Michaël Alibert, OEM Liaison Manager/ Technical Service Manager, Evonik Industries, AG

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CHARGE PUMP, RESERVOIR DESIGN, SEAL FRICTION 10:30 a.m. Mobile Equipment Reservoir Baffle Innovation

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Mickael Sansalone, Researcher, SKF

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Brent Sinclair, Systems and Application

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Using 3D-Color Coding to Communicate Fluid Power Designs Vito Gervasi, Director R&D, RPR, Milwaukee School of Engineering

INNOVATIVE APPLICATIONS OF HYDRO-STATICS FOR SMALL MACHINES

Design of a High-Bandwidth, Hydrostatic Absorption Chassis Dynamometer with Electronic Load Control Daniel Skelton, Graduate Research Assistant, Purdue University

1:30 p.m. Energy-Efficient Impulse/Fatigue Testing

Timothy Kerrigan, Fluid Power Consulting

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Novel Use of a U-style Hydrostatic Transmission to Develop a Low-Power Dual-Mode Transmission Wyatt Hall, Engineering Intern, Danfoss

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haron Tube, a recognized quality and service leader in the DOM precision tubing industry, recently completed a four-part video series discussing its service capability.

The following are responses from the company’s employees discussing how new technology and a committed workforce have allowed them to increase their service capability in ways that stand out in the industry. ‰ HOW IS SHARON TUBE DIFFERENT FROM OTHER DOM MANUFACTURERS? Sharon Tube is different because we’re a company that’s getting bigger while maintaining small company values – overall service to the customer, being close to the customer, listening to the customer, and doing the right things for our work force. We put together these videos to show how this small-mill mentality has allowed us to focus on service first, helping us meet and exceed our customers’ expectations on every order that they place. ‰ WHAT MAKES SHARON TUBE’S WORKFORCE STAND OUT IN THE INDUSTRY? Sharon Tube’s workforce is a very committed group of people. The average tenure probably runs 10 to 15 years, and we have a lot of long-term employees who have been here for 20+ years, with an additional 30 years of service from their fathers or other family members. They also recognize the importance of domestic manufacturing and are proud to be an all-American workforce. ‰ HOW DOES SHARON TUBE’S WORKFORCE BENEFIT THE CUSTOMER? Everyone works under one roof, which allows for us to provide the absolute best service for our customers. We all have a stake in the success of the company and in the satisfaction of our customers. We really do feel like a family with a

common objective to satisfy our customers and be a reliable supplier. Additionally, every department -- from sales to production planning, to tech services, to the people out on the floor, to management -- touches the product or looks at it in some fashion, ensuring that the best possible product is provided to our customers. ‰ HOW DOES RELIABILITY FACTOR INTO SHARON TUBE’S SERVICE CAPABILITY? Reliability is key here at Sharon Tube, and it allows us to stand out in the industry with ontime delivery performance and some of the shortest lead times in the industry. If we say we’re going to do something, we do it. And that reliability is the key to our success. ‰ HOW DOES FLEXIBILITY PLAY A ROLE IN THE DOM INDUSTRY AND AT SHARON TUBE? We have to be flexible enough to ensure that if a customer places a change or modification request to an order, they can count on the fact that we, as their supplier, will still be able to deliver the product on time. Our technology allows us to adapt when customers refine their needs. Whether it’s yield, tensile elongation, physical testing requirements, a shorter lead time, improved delivery requirements, increases to specific orders, changing a length, or additional testing, we do everything that we possibly can to make sure we’re saying “yes” instead of “no.” ‰ HOW DOES SHARON TUBE’S NEW AUTOMATED SYSTEM INCREASE SERVICE CAPABILITY? The state-of-the-art automation and tooling that we put in place allows for a consistency within our processes. We can do the same functions over and over again to ensure the correct quality within thousandths of an inch. We also have an integrated training system, providing hands-on

‰ HOW HAVE LEAD TIMES IN THE INDUSTRY CHANGED OVER THE YEARS, AND HOW HAVE YOU ADAPTED TO THEM? The DOM market is subject to swings in lead times. In the past two years, the market has experienced lead times ranging from four to 22 weeks. When lead times are extended, customers have to place orders well beyond their planning horizon. Our forecasting model allows us to permit change to their forecasts and deliver greater reliability and consistency as a result. ‰ WHAT IS THE OPERATION PROCESS AT SHARON TUBE? During the last two years, we’ve expanded our size range up to a nine-inch outside diameter, where we used to only go to six and a half. We’ve retooled our entire factory to increase our ability to move material through the mill very quickly.

Our new high-capacity draw bench is among the largest in North America and has the capacity to pull three tubes in a single pass. We also have a new automated pickle and lube process that is timed to the second with advanced controls for consistent performance. Additionally, we have consolidated to one campus for our cold draw operations, which means everything (including our sales force, all the support staff, and the operations themselves) is located under one roof. This allows for a streamlined operation that results in faster turnover, as well as shortened lead times for our customers. ‰ WHAT DOES “QUALITY” MEAN AT SHARON TUBE? Quality is our first priority here at Sharon Tube. The employees care about their work, and they all want to put out a good product that not only meets but also exceeds ASTM and customer requirements. Customers know when our product comes through their door, they don’t have to worry – it will be exactly what they wanted.

To view Sharon Tube’s service videos, or to see the draw bench or pickle and lube processes in action, visit www.sharontube.com.

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Design Engineers Can’t Miss IFPE 2014 RECORD-BREAKING SHOWS SPOTLIGHT NEWEST PRODUCT INNOVATIONS, EXPERT INDUSTRY EDUCATION

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The co-located IFPE and CONEXPO-CON/ AGG expositions will be held March 4-8, 2014 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, USA; they are the global gathering places every three years for the fluid power/power transmission/motion control, construction, and construction materials industries.

RECORD EXHIBIT SPACE EQUALS MORE NEW PRODUCTS AND TECHNOLOGIES IFPE 2014 has achieved record status with 165,000 net square feet of exhibit space.

“Attendees will find the focused industry education with the latest techniques and information they need to run their businesses most efficiently. The opportunity to share experiences and ideas with industry peers adds another dimension to the show experience,” stated Melissa Magestro, IFPE show director and AEM senior director of exhibitions.

EDUCATION IFPE 2014 features its prestigious Technical Conference, the leading research resource for the design engineering community, with IFPE

college-level courses also offered for hands-on technical knowledge on fluid power and hydraulics.

TECHNICAL CONFERENCE March 5-7, 2014 IFPE’s Technical Conference is the #1 resource for information on the latest research for the design engineering community. The technical conference will emphasize new technologies and methods related to improved analysis, design, manufacture, and performance of fluid power components and systems for mobile and industrial markets.

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COURSES: March 3-4, 2014 IFPE’s college-level courses offer handson technical knowledge on fluid power and hydraulics. These half-day courses will benefit practicing engineers and others involved in design and manufacturing processes.

Monday, March 3 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.: Overview of Fluid Power Systems 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Sizing a Hydrostatic Transmission Using Calculations Tuesday, March 4 8 a.m. – 12 p.m.: Condition Monitoring of Hydraulic Fluids 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Design of Hybrid Systems

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In Memoriam Robert Cloud “Bob” Womack passed away on November 20, 2013 surrounded by his loving family. He was 97. While working as the director of tooling and maintenance for the National Housing Corp. during WWII, Bob developed many of the key principles that would later lead to his success in manufacturing and engineering. After WWII, he joined the Army Air Corps to serve as a machinist and a welder during the rebuilding of Germany where he met his wife, Ruth Dengler.

When he returned to the United States, Bob eventually founded Womack Machine Supply Company in 1953. The company, headquartered in Dallas, Tex., expanded its business by offerR.C. (BOB) WOMACK ing free courses and developing numerous textbooks focused on hydraulic and pneumatic engineering principles Bob learned through his own experience. Bob’s fascination with inventing and developing his own products led to the foundation of AAA Products Inc. in 1960. Due to his professional expertise combined with his lifetime passion for teaching and learning, Southern Methodist University and Texas A&M University invited Bob to assist in the establishment of engineering labs at their respective campuses. In 2008, SMU bestowed upon Bob an honorary doctoral degree in engineering.

An avid outdoorsman, Bob enjoyed fishing and hunting. He also became an accomplished pilot who owned his own plane. When his business grew into a multi-state operation, Bob would fly to the cities where he had offices to personally teach fluid power classes using the textbooks he wrote.

A carpenter, a machinist, an engineer, an inventor, a pilot, an author, a teacher, a businessman, a philanthropist, and a benevolent Christian, Bob leaves a legacy of service to his community and devotion to his family. The Womack Group has numerous IFPS certified professionals and is part of ongoing IFPS educational programs.

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UMN Students Win First Prize in Dow-Sponsored SISCA Competition Ph.D. graduate students Ke Li and Chen Zhang won the $10,000 first prize in the Dow Sustainability Innovation Student Challenge Award (SISCA). Ke and Chen work with Professor Zongxuan Sun on the hydraulic free piston engine project at the University of Minnesota. The hydraulic free piston engine stores energy in hydrocarbon fuel and converts it to fluid power in real time as the main power unit for on-road vehicles or off-road heavy machinery. The award, a program of IonE and the Dow Chemical Company, recognizes and rewards students and universities for innovation and research that encourages and promotes sustainable solutions to the world’s most pressing social, economic, and environmental problems. More information can be found at http://environment.umn. edu/challenges.

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“Jetson”-Age Tools Click with Big-Event Planners TRADE SHOWS EXPERT SHARES 3 CUTTING-EDGE NEW TECHNOLOGIES temperature.” Her favorite feature? At the a visitor’s badge is scanned. “At the end of MOST OF US THINK about technology on a end of a long day, rather than walking from the event, you can quickly see who your hotmostly two-dimensional plane as we flick our way one device to the next, shutting off each, you test leads were and send them an e-mail or from screen to screen on touch glass. But today’s press just one button and turn everything off postcard before you’ve even left the event,” tech includes applications that are far from flat, while walking out the door.

Windham says. says major-events expert Ann Windham.

For planners who’ve been hamstrung by “What if you could control all primary aspects • Post-show: SALES LEADS FOLLOW-UP: Seventy percent of exhibitors who capture sales leads personnel cutbacks in recent years, these new of major events like trade shows, big weddings, at trade shows don’t collect qualifying infortools are lifesavers, she says. “The days of ‘The and awards ceremonies through your iPad or mation, according to the Center for ExhibiJetsons’ has arrived.” smartphone; imagine shutting everything down tion Industry Research (CEIR). Scanners at the end of a long and exhausting night by collect only the most basic data from visitors pushing one button on your phone – that’s just to each booth, and there’s no way of knowsome of what’s possible with today’s software,” ing whether they were a “hot” lead ready to FOR MORE INFORMATION: Ann Windham is says Ann Windham, president and CEO of Imagbuy or someone who stopped by for the free the president and CEO of Imagine Xhibits, Inc., ine Xhibits, Inc. (imaginexhibits.com/events).

T-shirt, Windham says. Now, however, event a full-service trade show marketing company Lights, climate control, projectors and monimanagement software allows exhibitors to that offers custom design exhibits using modutors, curtains, fountains, and much more can lar components. include qualifying information every time be controlled with an app, and the data that you take away from trade shows can be used to quickly follow up on sales leads, she says.

Windham shares three of her favorite new technologies: • Pre-show: EVENT MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE: This one-stop source for managing every detail about your event – from FedEx tracking numbers to vendor contact information to photos from the show – even allows you to manage multiple events from any location. “In the past, we carried all the details for each show in one huge binder. If you were at a show in Texas and someone called with a question about the show in Oregon, you wouldn’t have that information handy,” Windham says.

Event management software relies on cloud storage, so members of your team can access it from their smart phone or iPad no matter where they are. Another benefit: You’ve got just one place to input all that data.

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API Heat Transfer Applied Assembly Services Applied Industrial Technologies Argo-Hytos Inc. Ark-Plas Products, Inc. ASA Hydraulik ASCO Valve, Inc. Ashcroft Inc. ASI, Inc. Assured Automation Atlantic Industrial Technologies Atlas Copco Compressors Inc. Atos Systems Inc. Attica Hydraulic Exchange Corp.

AutomationDirect Automation Products, Inc. - Dynatrol® Div. Automation Systems Interconnect AW-Lake Company Axiomatic Technologies Corporation B&R Industries, Inc. Bailey International Corporation Baldwin Filters Balluff, Inc. Bal Seal Engineering, Inc. Barker Air & Hydraulics Inc. Barrington Automation Behco, Inc. Behringer Corp.

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Hydrotech, Inc. Hy-Pro Filtration Hy Quip LLC IC Fluid Power, Inc. Iconics IHD, Inc. IMPCO, Inc. Indesco Inc. Indiana Fluid Power Industrial Hydraulic Services Industrial Nut Corp.

Industrial Servo Hydraulics, Inc. Industrial Specialties Manufacturing, Inc. Innovative Hydraulic Designs Inserta Products Inc. Integrated Hydraulics, Inc. Interface Solutions, Inc. International fpa Interstate Hydraulics Inc. Intertech Development Company Inventive Resources, Inc. Isotech, Inc. ITW Devcon ITW Vortec Jarp Industries J.E.M. Fluid Power Inc. JEM Technical J.E. Myles, Inc. John Crane John Guest USA, Inc. J.R. Merritt Controls, Inc. JWF Technologies LLC KabelSchlepp America Keller America Inc. Kent Fluid Power Kentak Products Company Keystone Fluid Power, Inc. Kim Hotstart Mfg. The Knotts Company Kocsis Technologies, Inc. Kraft Fluid Systems, Inc. KTR Corporation Kurt Manufacturing, Hydraulics Division Kurz Instruments, Inc. Kuriyama of America Inc KYB America LLC KZCO, inc.

LA-MAN Corporation Lee Industries, Inc. Legris Inc. Lenz Inc. Lillbacka USA Inc. Lovejoy Hydraulics Ludeca, Inc. Lumberg, Inc. Lynch Fluid Controls M & M Rogness Equipment Co Machinery Service and Design MacMillin Hydraulic Engineering Corporation Madison Company Magnatech International, L.P. Magnetek Main Mfg. Products, Inc. Manuli Hydraulics Maradyne Marion Manufacturing Div. of Maradyne Corp.

Mark Hydraulic Co. Inc. Marmon/Keystone L.L.C. Marsh-McBirney Master Pneumatic-Detroit, Inc. Max Machinery, Inc. MCS Fluid Power Mead Fluid Dynamics, Inc. Measurement Specialties, Inc.

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Meder Electronic, Inc. Medo USA Inc. Meredith Air Controls, Inc. Metal-Matic, Inc. MFP Seals (A Div of Martin Fluid Power) Micromatic LLC Micro-Mini Hydraulics Mid-state Sales Inc. Miller-Leaman, Inc. Mobile Hose & Hydraulic Supply MOCAP Inc. Monarch Instrument Moog Morris, S.G. Motion Industries Motivair Corp.

MP Filtri USA MTS Systems Corporation Murrelektronik Inc. Myron L Company Nachi America Inc. Nass Controls LP National Technical Systems NC Servo Technology Corp.

NewAge® Industries Inc. Newton Manufacturing Co. Niagara Caps & Plugs Norgren-KIP Fluid Controls Norstat, Inc. North America Seal & Packing Co. Noshok, Inc. Nott Company NRP Jones, LLC Nycoil Company Oil Air Hydraulics, Inc. The Oilgear Company Oetiker, Inc Ohlheiser Corporation Oil-Rite Corporation O’Keefe Controls Company Omega Engineering, Inc. OMNEX Control Systems Ono Sokki Technology, Inc. Open Loop Energy, Inc. Pamark, Inc. Parker domnick hunter Parker Hannifin Corp.

Parker Hannifin Corp., Hydraulic Filter Division Parker Hannifin Corporation/Parflex Division Parker Hannifin Seal Group Parker Legris Inc. PCB Piezotronics, Inc. Peninsular Cylinder Company Penn-Air & Hydraulics Corp.

Photofabrication Eng. Inc. PIAB Vacuum Products Pinnacle Systems, Inc. Pisco USA, Inc. Plymouth Tube Co. Pneumadyne Inc. Pneumatech Inc. & ConservAIR Technologies Co., LLP. Polymer Molding Inc. Power Systems Poweram, Inc. Precision Instrument Company Precision Metals Services Precix (Formerly Acushnet Rubber Co) Pressroom Electronics Pressure Components Inc. Pressure Connections Corp.

Pressure Systems Inc. Primet Fluid Power Company, Inc. Progressive Hydraulics, Inc. ProSoft Technology Pulsafeeder, Inc. (Punta Gorda, FL) Pulsafeeder, Inc. (Rochester, NY) Ralph A. Hiller Company, Inc. RB Royal Industries, Inc. Rectus-Tema Corporation Reelcraft Industries, Inc. Rego Cryo-Flow Products Reid Supply Company RG Group Ritepro, Inc. Robeck Fluid Power Co. Rogness Equipment Co. Ross Controls Rota-Cyl Corporation Rotary Systems, Inc. Rotor Clip Company, Inc. Rotork-Hiller RR-TCI USA Inc. RYCO Hydraulics S.G. Morris Co. Safeway Hydraulics, Inc. Saylor-Beall Mfg. Scenery Hydraulic Inc. Schroeder Industries Schunk Inc. Seal Master Corporation Senior Aerospace Metal Bellows Serfilco, Ltd. ServoCon Alpha

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Servometer® Servo-Tek Products Co. Inc. Seventy-Three Mfg Co Inc. Sherex Industries, Ltd. S. Himmelstein And Company SICK, Inc. Sierra Instruments, Inc. SIWI Inc. Smalley Steel Ring Co. SMC Corporation of America SNAP-TITE Inc. Sno-Motion Solutions Source Fluid Power Spartan Scientific SPC USA Corp Spectronics Corporation Spencer Fluid Power Spencer Industries Spir Star, Inc. Sponsler, Inc. SPX Hydraulic Technologies/Power Team Stafford Manufacturing Corp.

Stainless Hose Fittings Stanley M. Proctor Company Stauff Corporation Sterling Hydraulics, Inc. Struble Fluid Power Suco Technologies, Inc. Sun Hydraulics Corporation Super Swivels SVF Flow Controls, Inc. Swift-Cor Precision, Inc. Switching Solutions Inc. SymCom, Inc. Taylor Devices Inc TCR Engineered Components TECO Pneumatic, Inc. Teknocraft, Inc. Terrell Manufacturing, Inc. The IFH Group The Knotts Company The Texacone Company Thermal Dynamics Corp.

Thermal Transfer Products Thomas Products LTD Tiger Seal & Supply LLC Titan Inc. T-Lon Products Inc. TopWorx Travaini Pumps USA Trelleborg Sealing Solutions TR Engineering Inc. Trent Tube Tribute, Inc. Trico Corp.

Triple R Oil Cleaner TSI Solutions Tuthill Coupling Group - Hansen Couplings Tuxco Corp.

UE Systems, Inc. UFI Hydraulic Filters UHI, LTD Ultra Clean Technologies Corp.

Ultraflo Corporation, A Subsidiary of BRAY Int’l Inc. United Electric Controls Universal Grinding Corporation Universal Hydraulics International, Ltd. Vaccon Company Van Hydraulics, Inc. Ventura Hydraulic & Machine Works, Inc. Vermatic Products Inc. Vescor Corporation VEST, Inc. Veyance Technologies, Inc. Viatron Corp.

Victaulic Vindum Engineering, Inc. Vonberg Valve, Inc. VOSS Fluid GmbH + Co. KG Wainbee Warren Electric Corp.

Webster Instruments Webtec West Coast Fluid Power Western Hydrostatics, Inc. Western Integrated Technologies Inc. Whitman Controls Corporation Wika Instrument Corporation Wilkes & McLean Ltd Wilson Company Winters Instruments Womack Machine Supply Company World Wide Metric WP Associates Young Touchstone Zander, Inc. Zatkoff Seals and Packings Zeks Compressed Air Solutions Zero-Max, Inc. Zinga Industries, Inc. ZMC Corporation ZSI

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By Ultra Clean Technologies Corp. hen most people hear about capping hoses, they roll their eyes. It’s just another step in the hydraulic line assembly process. The tedious task of locating the right size and thread type for each fitting gets annoying, and more often than not, customers will receive their new assemblies uncapped.

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“The concept is simple,” says Steve Roath, national sales manager. “We use heat-shrink technology to shrink a specially formulated capsule onto the end of an assembly. No more worrying about thread types, or banging a cap onto a fitting, or screwing things on and off. Capping assemblies is now a breeze.”

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The complete Clean Seal System is comprised of a heating element and PVC capsules that are heat sensitive. An operator simply chooses a capsule that is closest in size to the OD of the end fitting on his assembly and then inserts the fitting and capsule into the heat radius of the unit. Within seconds, the capsule shrinks evenly around the fitting to create a perfect seal.

Like traditional injection-molded caps and plugs, the intent of the Clean Seal System is to protect cleaned hydraulic lines from recontamination before they are installed onto a piece of equipment. But the Clean Seal System also endeavors to correct the problems inherent to caps and plugs, such as falling off the fittings, threads breaking (or “shearing”) off inside assemblies, and ill-fitting sizes or poor-quality products that don’t adequately seal the line.

The concept was borrowed from the wine industry, which uses the technology to seal bottles. “We wanted something that not only was superior to the traditional way of capping hydraulic lines, but we also wanted to make it easier,” said Bruce Riley, CEO. The heat-sealing method proved to be just the trick. “The capsule will shrink to conform to the fitting within just seconds,” he added, “meaning that the operator doesn’t have to spend time trying to manually screw each cap on. The best part is that it’s possible for multiple assemblies to be sealed at a single time, making it that much more efficient."

(Figs. 1 and 2) The only question that remained was how to get form-fitting capsules off the fitting to install onto new equipment. The answer was surprisingly simple: a pull-tab was built into the capsule, which allows mechanics to simply rip it off and dispose of it (Fig. 3).

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he lube room can be the most unorganized place on the plant floor. Dozens of different types of industrial lubricants may be stored in rows of plain containers that all look the same at a glance.

Trying to make sense of it all can feel like detective work. Which container is for which lubricant?

And which one goes in which machine? You have to either read ridiculously small type, decipher bad handwriting, or – even worse – guess.

Lubrication management should never be a guessing game. If lubricant ends up in the wrong fill point, it puts your machine life and your productivity at risk. That’s why many progressive businesses have adopted a system of color coding to keep their lubricants organized. It’s the best way to keep the lube room neat and make sure every lubricant goes in the right place at the right time — every time.

THE EASE AND SIMPLICITY OF COLOR-CODED LUBRICATION MANAGEMENT

The idea behind color-coded lubrication management is simple: Everything that comes into contact with lubricant during the maintenance process is marked with a color and symbol that correspond to a particular lubricant. This means all the drums, dispensers, transfer containers, and fill points in a color-coded system have colored tags or labels of some kind. Workers can easily see which items are to be used with which lubricant and where each lubricant should be applied. Following the path of any given lubricant from storage to application is as easy as connecting the dots — or colored symbols.

APPLYING LUBRICATION MANAGEMENT BEST PRACTICES

Color coding doesn’t just make your lube room look nice. It also helps maintenance workers apply a broad range of best practices to ensure the accuracy, efficiency, and safety of the lubrication process.

Color-coded lubrication management helps you do the following:

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In a recent independent survey of 228 manufacturers1, more than 75% of respondents said they believe human error is one of the most common causes of downtime. As logic follows, color-coded lubrication application helps workers apply lubricants correctly, and thus, it is one of the best ways to keep your machines up and running.

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Color-coded lubrication systems also protect the quality of your lubricants throughout the maintenance process. These systems are designed so that each drum, dispenser, and transfer container touches only one type of lubricant — establishing a single point of contact. Segregating lubricants in this way prevents problems caused by cross-contamination, including clotting, base oil separation, thermal breakdown, thinning, thickening, and the formation of hard deposits — all of which can lead to machine damage and failure. Therefore, using color coding to keep your lubricants separated helps maximize machine uptime.

FOSTER WORKPLACE SAFETY Manufacturers who color code their lubrication process automatically have cleaner, safer facilities. The color-coded labels keep everything neat and organized, with fewer spills and drips, because workers simply don’t make the errors that cause hesitation or disruptions when filling containers and applying lubricants. And fewer spills mean fewer opportunities for workplace accidents, costly fines, and safety violations.

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Color-coded identification labels ensure the right lubricant goes in the right place every time.

Not all color-coded lubrication management systems are created equal. When it’s time for your organization to begin researching your system options, be sure to heed the following advice:

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It may be tempting to think you can just create your own system of color coding by using paint, colored tape, or markers. But no matter how neatly you apply the colors and draw the shapes, they won’t be perfectly consistent across all your containers. And inconsistencies lead to inefficiencies, simply because it will take your workers longer to verify that they’re using the right lubricant in the right place. This becomes especially true as the colors fade, chip, or peel over time. Plus, if using a homegrown system, you will quickly run out of colors and basic symbols, forcing you to incorporate additional labeling methods, such as using multiple basic symbols to identify lubricants, which can be extremely confusing for your workforce. In short, homegrown colorcoding systems don’t eliminate errors in the lubrication process; they often introduce more of them.

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If your manufacturing operation requires only a small number of lubricants, a color-coding system with an equally small number of colors and symbols will suffice. But if your operation requires many different lubricants, a broad spectrum of colors and symbols isn’t necessarily the best option. The colors in broad-spectrum systems are often too similar to distinguish from one another, which defeats the purpose of color coding. The same is true for symbols that look too much alike. Be aware of this problem, and choose a system with enough color and shape combinations to meet your needs without confusing your workers.

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More than likely, you’ll want to invest in a color-coded lubrication management system that will last for many years. For this very reason, you should select a system with fade-resistant labels so the colors your workers rely on don’t change over time. Likewise, the ideal system should incorporate durable, industrialgrade labels that won’t peel or fall off with use. And the system you choose should be one that grows with you, allowing you to add more labels as you introduce new equipment with new lubrication requirements.

AN EASY WAY TO BOOST YOUR BOTTOM LINE

Implementing a color-coded lubrication management system is a small, immediate change with big, lasting impact. More than just aesthetically pleasing, it saves your company money. Eliminating errors and cross-contamination during the lubrication process helps keep your machines up and running so your facility can stay productive. Plus, color-coded lubrication management ensures you waste less lubricant due to spills and mix-ups — and your team wastes less time trying to figure out which lubricant goes where. And finally, it helps you avoid OSHA fines. Altogether, color coding can have significant impact on your bottom line — all for little effort. The system is so intuitive, you can set it up and get started today with very little training.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Patrick Fasse has extensive experience in industrial engineering and manufacturing, and specializes in lean manufacturing concepts and Kaizen events. He has held roles in engineering sales and application engineering, and worked as a product specialist. Patrick is currently director of sales at Fluid Defense, the manufacturer of the OilSafe® color-coded lubrication management system, located in Montgomery, Ill. OilSafe incorporates durable, industrial-grade labels with customizable shapes and colors to keep lubricants organized. To learn more, please visit oilsafe.com.

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SAFEGUARD YOUR WORKFLOW Color-coded lubrication systems don’t just keep machines working well; they keep your team working efficiently, effectively, and safely, too. Specifically: • Lean Initiatives — Color coding simplifies your maintenance process, removing the confusion, guesswork, and messes that slow down workers.

Plus, it helps you apply the lean poka-yoke mechanism of mistake proofing so your team can more easily maintain the quality of your entire operation.

• 5S Practices — Colorcoded lubrication management helps you organize your workspace according to the 5S workplace organization methodology. The colors and symbols make it easy to sort your lubricants, set the order of your workflow, shine (or clean) the workplace, standardize the lubrication process, and sustain order in your facility.

Applying these practices brings efficiency and effectiveness to your maintenance operations.

• The OSHA Right-to-Know Standard — Colorcoded labels clearly communicate exactly what types of lubricants are used in your facility, as OSHA’s Right-to-Know standard requires. Plus, the labels allow room for universally understood safety symbols, when necessary, so your workers can easily see which lubricants require special care during handling.

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