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    Topic 1

    Introduction to Maintenance

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    Maintenance goal

    Terothecnology

    Importance of Planned Maintenance

    Maintenance and Support costs

    Changing world of maintenance Challenges facing maintenance

    Basic Maintenance concept

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    What is Maintenance? Maintenance is not merely preventive

    maintenance, although this aspect is an

    important ingredient. Maintenance is not lubrication, although

    lubrication is one of its function.

    Nor is maintenance simply a frantic rush to repaira broken machine parts or building segment,although this can sometimes be a dominantmaintenance activity.

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    Maintenance

    The term MAINTENANCE,

    covers all activities undertaken to keepequipment in a particular condition or return

    it to such condition.

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    Maintenance Managementmeans

    The management of maintenance

    It indicates a comprehensivemanagement, from planning to their

    maintenance.

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    Modern maintenance management is notto repair broken equipment rapidly

    BUT

    Modern maintenance management is tokeep the equipment running at high

    capacity and produce quality productsat the lowest cost possible

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    Maintenance GoalThe goal of any well-run maintenanceorganization is to have the lowest cost of

    the sum of two quantities, i.e.: Maintenance labour and material: and

    Production loss (which includes lack of abilityto produce, and value added material that islost as a result of a break down) reductionresulting from an inadequate maintenanceprogram

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    TerotechnologyDefinition:

    A combination of management,financial, engineering and otherpractices applied to physical assets inpursuit of economic life cycle costs. Life

    Cycle Costing (LCC) involves collectingall the cost information incurred duringplant life

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    Terotechnologysystem

    Typical contributions include:

    Design - assets designed formaintainability and reliability

    Procurement - application of 'best buy'procurement techniques

    Projects - provision of assets havingoperability and maintainability features

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    Terotechnology

    system (cont.) Operations - introduction of operating

    techniques which reduce downtime and

    improve care of assets Finance - cost control, cost monitoring

    and feedback

    Personnel - selection and trainingprogrammes for operating andmaintenance personnel

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    Importance of Planned

    Maintenance

    Equipment is subject to deterioration, causingmalfunction and breakdown with the effects:

    Reducing productive capability by reducingoutput due to downtime

    Increasing operating cost

    Interfering customer service

    Affects to maintain product quality standards Has serious safety and environmentconsequence

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    Maintenance and Support

    costs Loss of production or service

    Maintenance personnel

    Education and training

    Replacement

    Repair parts Spares

    Consumables

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    Maintenance and Support costs(cont.)

    Workshop installation

    Facilities

    Tools and test equipment

    Planning system

    Programs

    Manuals & documentation

    Inventory costs

    Pack, handle, store and transport

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    Changing world ofmaintenance

    Growing expectations ofmaintenance

    Changing views onequipment failure

    New maintenancetechniques

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    Challenges facingmaintenance

    To select the most appropriate techniques

    To deal with each type of failure process.

    To fulfill all the expectations of the owners ofthe assets, the users of the assets and ofsociety as a whole

    In the most cost-effective and enduring fashion

    With the active support and co-operation of allthe people involved

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    Effective management ofmaintenance function

    Ensure equipment be available tofunction efficiently when needed

    Consistent with safety of people andplant

    Contribute to the production and profitobjectives

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    Basic Maintenance Concept

    Any actions carried out to retain an itemin,

    or restore

    it to, an acceptable condition

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    (1) Service: the supply of necessary machineservice and support

    Lubricate

    Inspect

    Adjust, calibrate, align, rig Replace

    Repair

    Cleaning Remove

    Install

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    (1) Service: the supply of necessary machineservice and support (cont.)

    Functional test

    Preserve or de-preserve Fault isolation

    Handling

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    (2) Logistic: the supply of materials, sparesand personnel for service andmaintenance.

    (3) Maintenance strategy planning: theselection of maintenance and repairstrategies to minimize life cycle cost.

    (4) Failure analysis: for design and reliabilityimprovement