MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Articles
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2010/May
Author:Tom Bishop, P.E., Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA)
Check out these tips on when to use and how to determine tolerances with your coupling arrangements.
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1997/April
Author:Tom Bond, Thomas Bond Consultants, and John Mitchell, Mitchell Associates
In the modern industrial environment, equipment reliability and reliability improvement must offer solid financial justification. Profit-centered maintenance shows how to meet the challenge.
Financial considerations, namely profitability, drive...
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2007/September
Author:Tom Byerley, Chair, Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP)
Tom Byerley, Chair, Society for Maintenance & Reliability Professionals (SMRP)
This year’s SMRP Conference takes place October 7-10, in Louisville, KY. You have two very important reasons for attending this event—staying current and...
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2005/October
Author:Tom Byerley, The University of Tennessee
Our recent natural disasters seem to have knocked us for a loop. At some point, critical oil and gas production and supply lines were shut down, affecting all consumers. Shipping and other commercial activities along the Gulf Coast were greatly...
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2005/October
Author:Tom Byerley, The University of Tennessee
An update on information systems for reliability techniques, including software that supports management strategies from RCM (Reliability Centered Maintenance) to FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis)
Once an organization has basic maintenance...
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2002/March
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Traditionally, U.S. universities have shied away from education and research in the area of industrial maintenance and reliability. While many institutions have developed excellent capability in statistics, probabilities, and other ...
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2004/March
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
I recently attended two very different conferences in two distant parts of the United States. However, each of them had elements that caused me to reflect on what lies behind the current status and technological advances in the areas of...
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2004/December
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Let’s face it; professional development is hard work. It requires a good bit of time to explore and determine just what form of professional development one will participate in. It then requires significant investment of time and money to...
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2004/June
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
The great pitcher Satchel Paige often said “Don’t look back—something might be gaining on you.” I bring this up, not because we are now in full swing of the baseball season, but because it leads to a relevant point about professional ...
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2003/December
Author:Tom Byerley, University of Tennessee - Knoxville
Diagnosis: Among the victims of the economic slowdown over the past few years have been many professional development programs. Companies and individuals alike have been rather reluctant to “invest” (I believe PD is an investment, not an...
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