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2007/June
Author:By Jane Alexander with Joseph Weigel Square D Services Schneider Electric
Up until now, one of the greatest challenges in implementing world-class vibration programs has been the cost to support in-house personnel and efforts. Today, there's a cost-effective alternative. According to Vibration Analysts Inc. (VAI), with...
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2007/September
Author:C. Paul Oberg CMC, CPCM, EPAC Software Technologies, Inc.
How do businesses and organizations within a business, including Maintenance, navigate the data continent?
We go to great lengths to capture it, store it, organize it and, ultimately, use some of it! Data is all over the place within our...
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2007/March
Author:Christer Idhammar, IDCON, Inc.
When Operations, Maintenance and Engineering take this commonsense approach, it's a win-win-win situation.
In poorly performing plants, it is typical for Operations, Maintenance and Engineering organizations to work in silos without much...
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2007/May
Author:Christer Idhammar, President, IDCON, Inc.
My grandmother used to say "Nice words are seldom true and true words are seldom nice." I do not sell engineering services, hardware or computer systems, so I do not need to be nice. In my role as an adviser and consultant, I must be honest. This...
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2007/September
Author:Cyndi Nyberg (EASA), Electrical Apparatus Service Association
Ensuring the type of service and efficiency you want from your motors begins with better motor management on your part. That includes knowing how to size them appropriately.
Most motors are run continuously with little variation in load. A...
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2007/February
Author:Dave T. Staples, SKF Reliability Systems
New ways of thinking and new types of technologies are helping rewrite the rules on who does what and when in an industrial environment. Involving the "eyes and ears" of your plant (your operators) in the proactive maintenance of its "heart" (your...
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2007/August
Author:David C. Orlowski, President and CEO, Inpro/Seal Company
David C. Orlowski, President and CEO, Inpro/Seal Company
At Inpro/Seal, we view the “greening” of the process industries in general, and the maintenance function in particular, as one of the biggest challenges and profit opportunities...
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2007/November
Author:Doug Hughes, Valero Refining, James Cesarini, Petro Spect, Erick Howard, Taper-Lok
Some creative thinking and willingness to take the initiative helped resolve a significant recurring reliability issue, all during a quick turnaround window.
This article describes the successful removal of a tube side cover plate diaphragm...
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2007/July
Author:Dr. Brian A. Becker
Dr. Brian A. Becker
It is not unusual to hear sincere executives and managers lament that their major stumbling blocks to better performance are not technical in nature, but rather cultural—whatever that means. “How do we ‘get’ our...
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2007/December
Author:Dr. Brian Becker, Reliability Management Group (RMG)
Development of effective decision-making skills and behaviors is the foundation of human reliability. This human element is crucial to your equipment and process reliability.
Process-oriented organizations drive value by improving their business...
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