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1999/June
Author:Blaine Pardoe, Enterprise Management Systems
There has been an on-going debate as to which is the horse or driver in the maintenance business--the needs of maintenance or the needs of technology to support that maintenance. The truth is that there is no ...
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1999/June
Author:Bob Baldwin, Editor
Bob Baldwin, Editor
Although conference and trade show attendance has been off recently, a couple of user group conferences in which I've been able to participate have bucked the trend. Perhaps it is because the...
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1999/June
Author:Dana Netherton, American Management Systems, Inc.
An SAE technical committee has completed a draft standard for Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM). It provides criteria that can be used to evaluate proposed maintenance program development processes and determine ...
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1999/June
Author:MT Staff
The pressure on hospitals to reduce costs is felt everywhere from the operating room to the engineering department. With more than 3 million square feet in 28 buildings to maintain, Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago has a staff...
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1999/June
Author:R. Scot Foss, Plant Air Technology
A sensible viewpoint on managing plant compressed air systems.
Compressed air is a critical power resource in most manufacturing and process environments. It constitutes from 7-40 percent of the total electrical use in most plants. If the...
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