Techenomics International

06/05/2026

Proud to see Techenomics featured in the May 2026 the Australian Mining Review alongside industry coverage focused on Glencore and the future of mining.

Our article, Supporting Asset Reliability Through Applied Tribology, looks at how condition monitoring and oil analysis help maintenance teams make informed decisions and reduce operational risk.

A great edition covering reliability, copper demand, and major mining operations.

Read here: https://7a100763.flowpaper.com/AMRMAY2026WEB/ =54

04/05/2026

Techenomics proves regular top ups control foaming in oil

Testing demonstrates top ups minimise oil consumption...
Total fluid management provider Techenomics advises that regular hydraulic oil top ups control foaming levels, thus minimising oil consumption and ultimately reducing costs.

Foam is a collection of small air bubbles that accumulate on or near the surface of the hydraulic oil. As foam is an efficient thermal insulator, the temperature of the oil can become difficult to control.

The presence of bubbles in the fluid can lead to excessive oxidation, cavitation and the reduction of lubricating properties of the oil with potential to result in hydraulics system failure.

Read more here -
https://www.techenomics.net/2026/05/04/techenomics-proves-regular-top-ups-control-foaming-in-oil/

Techenomics proves regular top ups control foaming in oil Testing demonstrates top ups minimise oil consumption.

13/04/2026

Effective oil analysis vital in reducing emissions, says Techenomics

Analysing lubricants a key component of maintenance programs...

Oil analysis plays a major part in ensuring oil and lubricants meet increasingly stringent requirements for fewer emissions as the world strives for a cleaner, greener and more sustainable future.

As a specialised, independent provider of total fluid management services, Techenomics plays a role in this process because oil analysis is its bread and butter.

Its CEO Chris Adsett said oil analysis was the foundation of the business. “Ït is always at the forefront of our business, everything we do is centred on oil analysis.

“And we are always striving to improve our sampling, testing, interpretation and delivery of results to clients pushing to enhance production and save costs while being pressured to reduce emissions,” he said.

Read more here -
https://www.techenomics.net/2026/04/13/effective-oil-analysis-vital-in-reducing-emissions/

Oil analysis plays a major part in ensuring oil and lubricants meet increasingly stringent requirements for fewer emissions

05/04/2026

Testing new oils is important to prevent contamination,
says Techenomics

Tests on new oil just as important as used oil
As part of an effective and proactive maintenance program total fluid management provider Techenomics says it is important to test new oils before they are added to equipment.

Doing this can eradicate the possibility of adding contaminated oil to the equipment, according to Techenomics' CEO Chris Adsett, and help ensure the maintenance program is predictive - "in other words it predicts issues before they arise".

Techenomics has been testing oils and lubricants, including new products, for more than 30 years and has discovered two main problems that occur in the oils and are imperative to the long life of a machine.

Read more here -

https://www.techenomics.net/2026/04/06/testing-virgin-oils-is-important-to-prevent-contamination-says-techenomics/

Testing Virgin industrial oil samples is as important as testing used oil - Techenomics International offers expert service