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1998/January
Author:Bob Baldwin, Editor
I've been a proponent of the Internet as a maintenance tool since I began using it in the office and at home.
Looking back, it is hard for me to believe that I got along with a 2.4 Kbps connection to Compu-Serve and America Online. But it was fast...
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1998/January
Author:Eric R. Saller
As the number and importance of permanently installed vibration sensors increases, so does the importance of proper installation and operation.
Proper sensor selection requires special attention to three main issues: sensor design, dynamic...
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1998/January
Author:John Moubray, Aladon
My first article in this series proposed a maintenance mission statement. In doing so, it stressed that maintainers serve three distinct sets of customers: the owners of the assets, the users of the assets--usually the operators--and...
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1998/January
Author:Keith Young, Maintenance Quality Systems LLC
Here is an approach for making the transition.
The consideration to shift a well-organized, effective preventive maintenance (PM) program to a reliability centered maintenance (RCM) basis is attractive. RCM is the logic-based methodology for...
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1998/January
Author:Ralph W. Peters, Tompkins Associates, Inc.
Installation of a new CMMS does not lead to effective maintenance unless the system supports an effective strategic maintenance plan. Here are the issues that need to be addressed.
Today's client-server information technology offers the...
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