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CLS™ Development Series: Seals, Solvents, Cleaners

Facilitated 6 week online seals, solvents, cleaners program

Language Session

Prerequisite: Participants must have access to The Lubrication Engineers Manual, 2nd Edition

Stop sweating the CLS exam!
Lubrizol K2M in cooperation with the STLE has developed a series of seven online programs to help you.

This program will cover different aspects of identifying the proper cleaning system to help maintain your operating equipment: identifying soil characteristics, chemical make-up of cleaners, cleaning methods as well as a review of some potential health hazard associated with the handling of these cleaners. The second part of this program will help you become familiar with the assorted variables involved in identifying the appropriate sealing device for your application. We will discuss: seal materials, the properties of those materials, the different seal types, as well as the selection criteria involved.


Curriculum & Topics

Considerations

  • Characteristics of Soil
  • Components of a Cleaner
  • Classification System
  • Cleaning Methods
  • Potential Health Hazards
  • Potential Fire Hazards
  • Control of Potential Hazards

Cleaners

  • Types of Cleaners
  • Properties of Cleaners
  • Flushing a Hydraulic System
  • Cleaner Specifications
  • Dermatitus

Sealing Devices

  • Seal Materials
  • Properties
  • Seal Selection
  • The Future of Sealing Technology
  • Sealing Practices
  • Elastomer Capabilities
  • Seal Failures
  • Piston Rings
  • Gaskets
  • Mechanical Face Seals
  • Causes of Seal Failure
  • Radial Lip Ring Seals
  • Labyrinth Rings

Lubrizol is a STLE™ Education Partner.
*The CLS™ Development Series does not replace the CLS™ exam or guarantee you will pass the exam – that will depend on your lubrication experience and expertise. Participants are expected to have access to or purchase critical reference texts to participate in this series. STLE and CLS are registered trademarks of The Society of Tribologists and Lubrication Engineers.