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2005/January
Author:Daryl Gruver, Progress Energy
This approach helps uncover reliability problems obscured by the volume of plant work requests.
Progress Energy’s Harris nuclear power plant in New Hill, NC, is taking a proactive approach to identify and improve equipment performance. Power...
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2005/January
Author:Don Clark, Efficiency Technologies, Inc.
Attention to maintenance can help control energy demand. Here is an overview.
Chillers consume more than 50 percent of the electrical usage in many facilities. They use approximately 20 percent of the total electrical power generated in North...
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2005/January
Author:Milton Bevington and Hemant “Sunny” Gosain, Oracle Corp
Maintenance and service managers’ role in providing for emergencies serves day-to-day operations as well.
The attack on U.S. soil in 2001 and ensuing national security alerts around the world drove home the need to improve contingency planning,...
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2005/January
Author:MT Staff
A computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) is an essential operational and management tool for managing asset preservation, ensuring that production systems operate as required, and minimizing downtime. An effective CMMS should be able to...
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2005/January
Author:MT Staff
The Internet never ceases to amaze me. This great “thing” is owned by no company and controlled by no government, and it just keeps getting better and better.
Every Web publisher is self-appointed but ultimately is voted on and validated by...
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2005/January
Author:MT Staff
Some months ago I was working in the building products industry. The company for which I worked saw a need for their maintenance managers to have a better understanding of equipment asset management and reliability. We contracted for training...
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2005/January
Author:OpenO&M, for Manufacturing Joint Working Group
Open OpenO&M Framework is the key. It is an open integration solution facilitating the sharing of information among all plant information systems, including maintenance, reliability, and asset management functions.
Manufacturing companies are...
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2005/January
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Last month, I had the opportunity to meet with two practitioners whose knowledge and judgment I respect. Both have significant experience in the maintenance and reliability field and have made significant...
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