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2009/March
Author:Amanda Martyka, Assistant Editor
Losses can really pile up when asset-intensive equipment goes down at a biomass facility. Keeping everything up and running calls for a maintenance software system that won't quit.
DTE Biomass Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary of DTE Energy, has...
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2009/March
Author:Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
Bob Williamson, Contributing Editor
"TMI." Here we go again with those "TLAs" (three-letter acronyms) discussed in last month's column. TMI used to refer to the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant "meltdown" in 1979. Now, it means "Too...
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2009/March
Author:Dale R. Blann, P.E., Principal/CEO, Marshall Institute Inc.
Dale R. Blann, P.E., Principal/CEO, Marshall Institute Inc.
Managing costs has become more critical than ever in these turbulent economic times. A company's very survival could well depend on its ability to contain costs in the short run,...
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2009/March
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief with Joseph G. Dimmick, LeaknDetection Services (LDS)
Failure is not an option for most plants, but even more so if you’re talking about the emergency cooling system of a nuclear power-gen operation.
Wolf Creek Nuclear Generating Station in Burlington, KS, operates a single pressurized water...
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2009/March
Author:Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
Jane Alexander, Editor-In-Chief
A lot has been said about the recently passed "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009" (ARRA), not all of it kind. We know it's not perfect. How much in life is? What's especially troubling to me,...
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2009/March
Author:Joseph F. Dolniak, CMRP
The quality of its equipment and processes is crucial in a company's ability to drive reliability. Assuring that type of quality requires the right questions to be asked and the right answers to be supplied. Again and again and again…
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2009/March
Author:Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
Ken Bannister, Contributing Editor
The human resource represented by a company's workforce is arguably the most valuable asset a company possesses. Ironically, to an investor, corporate wealth and value is counted in terms of the current...
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2009/March
Author:MT Staff
News of people and events important to the maintenance and reliability community
THURMAN IS BALDOR'S NEW EXECUTIVE VP OF ENGINEERING
Baldor Electric Company's Board of Directors has named R.Wayne Thurman as its new executive vice president of...
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2009/March
Author:MT Staff
Turn Motor Failure Into Opportunity!
In this economy, it certainly seems that equipment failure is the last thing you need, especially for equipment as critical as industrial motors. Then again, when one door shuts, another often opens. Dealing...
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2009/March
Author:MT Staff
Capturing Savings Through Bearing Reconditioning NSK rolls out the type of program that helps end users cut costs without sacrificing quality and performance.
No industry is immune to the current economic climate. Businesses across all sectors are...
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2009/March
Author:Rick Carter, Executive Editor
In just over 10 years, this facility has established itself as one of the top manufacturing operations in the world, especially when it comes to maintenance.
Drivers traveling Interstate 40 through west-central North Carolina can't see the...
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