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EASA's most comprehensive technical document has been updated and is now available to members. Under the guidance of EASA's Technical Services Committee, most sections have been reviewed, revised and expanded.
Approximately 16 million workers are exposed to excessive on-the-job noise levels on an annual basis. In addition to causing hearing loss by destroying the inner ear, noise can put stress on other parts of the body causing fatigue and unnecessary psychological stress. This preventable added burden to the body can result in increased injury rates. This poses a serious problem for exposed workers and their employer.
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Get your copy of EASA's latest resource, Vibration Analysis for Service Centers! Designed as a supplement to the popular 12-part Vibration for Service Centers webinar series, this 48-page manual provides EASA service center technicians with the technical knowledge they need to effectively measure and diagnose vibration on machines being tested in the service center.
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| Examining the causes of high motor current | September 2016 | Tom Bishop, P.E., EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist |
| Management Pulse: Survey focuses on more aspects of hiring process | September 2016 | Stan Martindell, Topeka Electric Motor Repair, Inc. |
| Examinando las causas de la alta corriente en un motor | September 2016 | Por Tom Bishop, Especialista Sénior de Soporte Técnico de EASA |
| Management Pulse Survey results: Hiring practices (Part 2) | August 2016 | Stan Martindell, Topeka Electric Motor Repair, Inc. |
| Operating a three-phase motor using single-phase power | August 2016 | Chuck Yung, EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist |
| U.S. Department of Labor changes overtime exemption | July 2016 | Mike Huber, American MTS |
| Variety of oil leaks and repair options explained | July 2016 | Dale Hamil, Illinois Electric Works |
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Inside the September 2016 issue
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Articles about EASA or articles written by EASA staff that have appeared recently in the industry's publications
| Motors: The Proactive Approach To Voltage Unbalance | Engineered Systems - June 2016 |
| My motor failed. Now what? | Maintenance Technology - June 2016 |
| How to ensure effective motor repair and rewind: Speak the same language as your service center when it comes to setting performance expectations | Plant Services - May 2016 |
| The Importance of Impeller Design and Best Efficiency Point | Electrical Construction & Maintenance - May 2016 |
| Avoid Costly Motor Connection Mistakes | Maintenance Technology - May 2016 |
As part of the 2016 Convention, EASA offered exhibitors an opportunity to share with attendees information about new products, new services or simply the chance to introduce their company to the EASA membership. Click on a thumbnail below to view their video.
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Baldor Electric Co. |
DuPont Protection Technologies |
AuCom North America |
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Spring Point Solutions |
Houghton International |
ICC International |
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AEGIS, dba Electro Static Technology-An ITW Company |
AEGIS, dba Electro Static Technology-An ITW Company |
Siemens Industry |
| Note: These videos are paid advertisements; EASA does not necessarily endorse the company or its products. | ||
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