MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGY Articles
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2006/October
Author: Ali Finer Padilla, Speer Beardsley Inc.
Predictive Maintenance Strategy from Rockwell Automation Helps Energy Supplier Maximize Output and Meet Growing Demand
Genesis Energy's predictive maintenance strategy targets most critical equipment to ensure optimal availability
With...
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2008/December
Author: Andrew J. Winzenz, LORD Corporation
Continuous monitoring for and correction of centrifugal-fan imbalances during operation is an especially cost-effective way of eliminating vibration problems.
From the time centrifugal fans first entered the marketplace, they have been subject to...
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2008/November
Author: Dirk Frame and Larry Olson, T.A. Cook Consultants
Chemical companies spend enormous sums on the serving and maintenance of their assets, as well as on new investments. In daily business, however, staff often lacks the time and experience to optimize the procurement process. Achieving optimal...
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1999/April
Author: Ernie Autin, Reliability Management Group
Implementing a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) requires a large commitment from an organization in time, money, and resources. The success of such a project not only is determined by an on-time, within-budget, and...
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2006/October
Author: George Meek, Evergreen Engineering, Inc.
Are you actually measuring your downtime? Even if you are, you might be missing opportunities that help beyond the correction of individual downtime events.
It’s 2 o'clock on a Saturday afternoon. You’re the shift production ...
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2011/July
Author: Jane Alexander, Editor, with Jason Bush, Schneider Electric
High-quality emergency repair of electrical and power systems is key to a fast recovery from catastrophic weather events.
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2006/October
Author: Jerry Dover, P. Eng., Etobicoke Bakery
Better planning could help you get out of the “doing whatever it takes to make it work” mode. Wouldn’t that be nice?
It’s an all-too-familiar scenario.A month ago, your head engineer purchased and installed a new widget press for...
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2006/October
Author: Kenneth Reed, System Improvements, Inc.
When an equipment malfunction occurs, you need to do much more than simply "sweep up the glass" and get back to work. Expert systems can vastly improve your troubleshooting efforts.
Law enforcement organizations have this down to a science. Arrive...
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2006/October
Author: Maurice Wilkins, VP Consulting, ARC Advisory Group
I still find it truly amazing that aircraft high above the ground or racecars hurtling around a racetrack can have their engines monitored, diagnosed, tuned and possibly repaired from a remote location-often many thousands of miles away. ...
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2008/December
Author: Michael Stuart, Fluke Corporation
Today's thermal imagers, which produce live images of the heat emitted from equipment, are rugged, easy to use and much more affordable than just a few years ago. This makes them highly practical and cost-effective solutions for everyday electrical...
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