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2002/November
Author:James I. Taylor
The dumbing-down of vibration analysis may be described best as "the exploitation of human weakness." The following examples are not all inclusive, but they may help in understanding the problem:
Advertising, education, and living have ingrained...
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2002/November
Author:Norman Shackman, P.E.
Torque and force are not the same.
The secret to making and keeping reliable electrical connections is contained in two elements: start with clean contact surfaces, and apply high force.
Clean contact surfaces are a function of cleaning...
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2002/November
Author:Ricky Smith, Life Cycle Engineering
Methods, strategies, and actions that can make maintenance operations more efficient, reduce maintenance and operating costs, improve reliability, and increase morale.
Best Practices. These two words represent benchmarking standards—nothing is...
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2002/November
Author:Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
Robert C. Baldwin, CMRP, Editor
I've never been to a bad conference, one where I came away with nothing of value. Even when the conference is peripheral to maintenance, or completely outside the field, there are usually some ideas that can...
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2002/November
Author:Sheila Kennedy, Indus International
Proven, controversial, and new approaches are part of an effective asset management program.
Proper planning and control of spare parts inventory is a critical component of an effective asset management program. If the right parts are not on hand...
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2002/November
Author:Tina Spivey, Augusta Service Co., Inc.
Augusta Service Co. Inc. (ASCI), Augusta, GA, is a maintenance organization that serves two parent companies and their subsidiaries. During the past 10 years, we have met regulatory challenges—and the unique challenges of the companies we...
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