MANAGING FLUID & LUBRICANT


CONTAMINATION University of Bath


BFPA 2 day Technical Conference: 10 and 11 September 2018 Join BFPA at University of Bath to attend the most insightful Conference this year. Are you:


 An OEM or end user who needs to maintain clean systems  Responsible for fluid and lubricant maintenance, filtration and condition monitoring in a wide range of applications


 A lubricant or hydraulic fluid professional? If so, this conference is for you!


Key Topics 80% of breakdown in hydraulic systems is due to contamination. Keeping systems clean will reduce long term expenditure. Learn about managing contamination control and:  Contaminant formation  Varnish – an increasing problem in major applications  Developments in test methods for assessing fluid and lubricant cleanliness


 Changes to the classification of cleanliness  Controlling cleanliness and contamination by air, water and particulates


 Case studies associated with cleanliness and contamination


Relevant Industry Sectors


Oil companies, fluid manufacturers, additive manufacturers, car manufacturers, hydraulic equipment manufacturers, turbine builders, energy utilities, filter manufacturers and suppliers of particle counting and sizing equipment.


Book your place early to avoid disappointment www.bfpatechnicalconference2018.co.uk Further information is available on the website. For any other queries, please contact Emma Lear on 01608 647900 or emma@bfpa.co.uk


www.bfpa.co.uk


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