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2005/May
Author:Jay West, BE&K, Inc.
Five practical steps toward gaining a consensus for aggressively pursuing a plant-wide reliability initiative.
Whether your firm bleaches pulp for paper, refines petroleum, or manufactures, your company executives are expected to watch the bottom...
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2005/December
Author:Joe Gaines, Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP), and Peter J. Sisa, RLW, Inc.
All eyes fixed on the future, the United States Navy looks to extend condition-based maintenance (CBM) technologies into the supply chain.
The Vision
In the year 2015, on some future naval platformÐperhaps USS BLUE SKYÐa machine will begin to...
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2005/September
Author:John C. Klingler, P.E., Lewellyn Technology, Inc.
You have decided to conform to the requirements of NFPA 70E, the standard for electrical safety in the workplace. You already have an electrical program for preventing shock; here is an explanation of how to address the 70E requirements for...
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2005/June
Author:Joseph C. Pearson and Dilip A. Pandya, United States Postal Service
In 1999-2001, the New Jersey International & Bulk Mail Center (NJI&BMC) in Jersey City, one of the largest United States Postal Service facilities, was concerned about its eight 33-year-old motor control centers (MCCs). Events forced a decision to...
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2005/February
Author:Ken Bass, CMRP, Management Resources Group
Addressing the soft side results in hard dollars
Most of our organizations have operated in a highly reactive mode for as long as anyone can remember. Most of us would say, “That’s the way it’s always been.” When we live in a world of...
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2005/May
Author:Linda K. Fischer, Associate Editor
Inspections can detect problems and avoid costly equipment failure.
Thermal imaging has evolved into a valuable diagnostic tool for predictive maintenance. By detecting anomalies often invisible to the naked eye, thermography allows corrective...
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2005/March
Author:Linda K. Fischer, Associate Editor
News from the education arena.
Do you recall an instance when you had to complete a certain task, but were not able to do it by yourself? You enlisted a partner to assist, and the job was completed without trouble.
Well, that is what many...
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2005/June
Author:Linda K. Fischer, Associate Editor
Machinery vibration monitoring and analysis are fundamental to predictive maintenance and continuous plant improvement. Here is information to help you with a vibration program.
Technician uses laser velocity transducer to take vibration...
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2005/August
Author:Linda K. Fischer, Editor
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 place,...
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2005/November
Author:Mark Garza, Arizona Chemical, with Ron Sullivan, VibrAlign, Inc.
Forget about what you want, a better understanding of alignment basics helps you get what you really need.
A division of International Paper, Arizona Chemical is a leading global supplier of pine chemicals for the adhesives, inks and coatings...
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