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2004/October
Author:MT Staff
Directory of information management systems for Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
Mature maintenance and reliability programs, ones that have the basics covered, look to reliability analysis...
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2004/October
Author:MT Staff
Impact transmitters are a new-old way of protecting reciprocating machines from catastrophic failure and reducing the cost of repairs. Reciprocating machines do not follow the usual rules for condition monitoring of rotating machines. ...
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2004/August
Author:MT Staff
These two processes can have a significant impact on the operational life of bearings and rotating machinery.
Excessive vibration is a major contributor to early machine failure. With shaft alignment and machinery balancing procedures in...
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2004/May
Author:Norm Koslow, United States Postal Service
Craft employees keep postal service machines running.
How do maintenance managers, supervisors, engineering specialists, and support employees keep letter and parcel sorting automation equipment running and physical assets in good condition...
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2004/May
Author:R. James Seffrin, Infraspection Institute
The right imager is a necessity for a successful infrared inspection program.
Buying a thermal imager can be a daunting task for seasoned thermographers. It can be especially difficult for less experienced users. Knowing how to correctly ...
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2004/February
Author:Randy Heisler, Life Cycle Engineering, Inc.
Management, planners, maintenance, and operations need to know their roles to achieve excellence goal.
Many companies have the desire to achieve maintenance excellence but lack the discipline to make it happen. Once the mechanisms are in...
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2004/September
Author:Ricky Smith, Life Cycle Engineering Inc.
Facing the Facts About Maintenance Skills
• Most companies do not have fully skilled maintenance personnel. • It is hard to fire everyone who is incompetent. • Hiring skilled maintenance personnel is...
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2004/October
Author:Ricky Smith, Life Cycle Engineering, Inc
Elements that need to be in place for success
Much has been written about lean manufacturing and the lean enterprise—enough that nearly all readers are familiar with the concepts as well as the phrases themselves. But what about lean...
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2004/December
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
What should you be doing in the area of proactive maintenance? No one can fully answer that question but you and your team. However, a look at what others are doing and find successful can save you some...
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2004/November
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
I’ve been living the road warrior life this fall—out of the office traveling six weeks in the previous two months. And there is more to come.
I can’t do my job without traveling. Fortunately, I...
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