MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Articles
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2003/January
Author:Christopher N. Winston, HSB Reliability Systems Group
The better and more consistently recording of repair activities is done, the greater potential for yielding greater and more specific information about an operation.
From the very start, the implementation of a computerized maintenance management...
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2003/January
Author:Neil Bloom, Southern California Edison
Addressing hidden failure modes is a key aspect for successfully achieving plant reliability.
Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) is not new. Airline Maintenance Steering Group (MSG) Logic, the predecessor to RCM, has existed since the early...
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2003/January
Author:Rich Henry, Ron Sullivan, John Walden and Dave Zdrojewski, VibrAlign, Inc.
Part two of a four-part series that will cover alignment fundamentals and thermal growth, and highlight the importance of field measurements through two case studies.
Machine conditions change from the time the machine is off line to when it is...
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2003/January
Author:Terrence O'Hanlon, ReliabilityWeb.com
You already may have accessed your computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) over the web or rented licenses for an entire CMMS through an Internet application service provider (ASP). This is a fairly new method for software application...
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