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2002/July
Author:Gino Palarchio, Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals
In my last Viewpoint ("Maximizing Asset Reliability Requires Reliability Driven Maintenance," April 2002), I introduced a maintenance business process which I call the Reliability Driven Maintenance Process and identified its four stages: plan,...
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2002/July
Author:Randy Heisler, Wheeling Pittsburgh Steel
Getting a program to stick requires communication with all affected parties. Identifying the key elements to a maintenance excellence program and putting them together with a little communication mortar will form the foundation of a maintenance...
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2002/July
Author:Susan Dahlberg, Managing Editor
EAM/CMMS software for maintenance and reliability organizations that require powerful and responsive information systems. The information requirements of large plants have traditionally been satisfied by large software programs running on midrange...
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2002/July
Author:Warren C. Garber and R. James Seffrin, Infraspection Institute
Thermographers who traditionally have relied on IFOV values should consider using ratio values instead. As the art and science of infrared thermography has matured, infrared test equipment has evolved. Technological advances during the past 15...
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