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Vibration Diagnosis and Maintenance of Machinery

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One of the fundamental problems in refineries is increasing the reliability and safety of the process equipment. The experience of Ryazan' Oil Refinery OJSC shows: modern methods and agents for technical diagnosis of equipment ensures timely detection of defects, prevention of breakdowns, maintaining operating indexes within the assigned limits, and predicting the extent and types of repairs for the most complete possible utilization of interrepair life. The safe use of the equipment is facilitated and unplanned breakdowns are prevented as a result.

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  1. Ryazan' Oil Refinery Open Joint-Stock Company, USSR

    A. I. Lugovskoi, S. A. Loginov, A. K. Tobratov & Yu. V. Shevchenko

  2. Neftekhim Scientific-Production Company, Krasnodar, USSR

    A. I. Lugovskoi, S. A. Loginov, A. K. Tobratov & Yu. V. Shevchenko

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  1. A. I. Lugovskoi
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  2. S. A. Loginov
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Lugovskoi, A.I., Loginov, S.A., Tobratov, A.K. et al. Vibration Diagnosis and Maintenance of Machinery. Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils 36, 369–371 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014006723188

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