Manor Technology
Manor Technology was established to specialise in Wear Debris Monitoring developments. Since then the economic advantages of employing Machine Condition Monitoring have become increasingly obvious. The ensuing benefits of greater reliability and reduced plant cost are now often viewed as essential in maintaining competitiveness in modern operations.
MTML now supplies MIDAS; the most sensitive and easy to use ferrous debris monitor available. Applicable equally to the monitoring of engines, gearboxes and fluid power systems, these technologies provide an early indication of deteriorating machine health. Trending of regular wear debris values will frequently indicate signs of failure before other condition monitoring techniques, e.g. vibration monitoring or thermography.
A valuable addition to your oil analysis, tribology, and Reliability Centred Maintenance programmes. MTML offers two variants of the MIDAS one for measurement of ferrous debris in oil and the MIDAS dry for quantify ferrous debris in filters or on magnet plugs. Both units are shown below.
MTML now supplies MIDAS; the most sensitive and easy to use ferrous debris monitor available. Applicable equally to the monitoring of engines, gearboxes and fluid power systems, these technologies provide an early indication of deteriorating machine health. Trending of regular wear debris values will frequently indicate signs of failure before other condition monitoring techniques, e.g. vibration monitoring or thermography.
A valuable addition to your oil analysis, tribology, and Reliability Centred Maintenance programmes. MTML offers two variants of the MIDAS one for measurement of ferrous debris in oil and the MIDAS dry for quantify ferrous debris in filters or on magnet plugs. Both units are shown below.
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Displayed debris readings are very stable and repeatable.
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Quick and easy to use, low training overhead.
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Small 2ml sample tubes are easy to handle, transport and store.
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MIDAS resolves Fe levels down to 1 PPM, giving an instantaneous display reading.
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Rapid 10 seconds per sample throughput is achievable.
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Clean mineral, synthetic and water based oils / fluids all give similar 'zero' reading, so that different sample types do not require a 'zero' reset.
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A calibration check tube is supplied with each unit.
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MIDAS units are in profitable use worldwide, in mining, papermills, power generation, oil analysis laboratories, locomotives, oil additive producers, sugar refiners.....
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Low cost units and consumables (tubes). MIDAS units at multiple sites economically viable.
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Low power 12V dc power supply makes field or vehicle operation possible.
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For many users MIDAS is a complete stand alone wear debris monitoring solution.
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Sophisticated users employ MIDAS as a first screening of samples prior to more exhaustive analysis.
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Differences of MIDAS readings compared with spectrometric readings can provide additional insights into system condition.
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Low MIDAS readings help to extend oil change intervals and save money on new oil, filters, disposal costs; environmentally beneficial.
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Displayed debris readings are very stable and repeatable.
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Quick and easy to use, low training overhead.
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sample holder.
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MIDAS resolves Fe levels down to 10 micrograms, and gives an instantaneous display reading.
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A calibration check sample holder is supplied with the unit.
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Low power 12V dc power supply makes field or vehicle operation possible.
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Differences of MIDAS readings compared with spectrometric readings can provide additional insights into system condition.
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Low MIDAS readings help to extend oil change intervals and save money on new oil, filters, disposal costs; environmentally beneficial.
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This variant of MIDAS technology provides a consistent reading of ferrous debris collected on a filter membrane or derived from a magnetic plug taken from the system being monitored. Positioning of the debris is non-critical and readings are independent of operator.
The instrument was developed in response to UK MoD / RAF requirements for an improved debris trending capability. It has been extensively evaluated by DERA and the RAF with a high degree of success. In particular use of MIDAS was found to reduce inconsistencies in results made by different operators with pre-existing equipment. More recently it has recieved interest for overseas Air Force service.
MIDAS Dry combines sensitive, consistent and repeatable debris measurement in a rugged unit which is easy to operate.
The instrument was developed in response to UK MoD / RAF requirements for an improved debris trending capability. It has been extensively evaluated by DERA and the RAF with a high degree of success. In particular use of MIDAS was found to reduce inconsistencies in results made by different operators with pre-existing equipment. More recently it has recieved interest for overseas Air Force service.
MIDAS Dry combines sensitive, consistent and repeatable debris measurement in a rugged unit which is easy to operate.
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