Living RCM Certified® course
1 Maintenance decisions – basic problem statement
- When to maintain? (7:20)
- The basic problem
- Reliability attributes
- Can the probability distribution be known exactly?
- Wide versus narrow distribution
- Adding a dimension
- Formal definition of CBM
- Decision factors: probability of failure and severity of consequences
- Conclusion
- Asset maintenance history tracking (23:06)
- Descriptive
- Quantitative
2 Initial RCM
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Introduction
(Part 1 35:57, Part 2 49:40)
- The definition of RCM
- The historical need for RCM
- Expanding expectations of Maintenance
- New understanding of asset failure behavior
- New maintenance technology
- Structured approach to maintenance
- Desired performance
- The 7 question backbone of RCM
- Operating context
- Living RCM
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Functional analysis
(44:49)
- The foundation of RCM
- The seven RCM questions
- The objective of maintenance
- The function statement
- Primary and secondary functions
- HSE regulations
- Performance standards
- Protective functions
- The functional analysis process
- Operating Phases
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Failures, Failure modes, Effects
(47:49)
- RCM Question 2 – Functional Failures
- Total versus partial failure
- Competing standards
- RCM Question 3 – Failure Modes
- Failure mode syntax
- How deep and how many?
- The “due to” clause
- Human Error
- RCM Question 4 “Failure Effects
- Repair action
- The effects narrative
- RCM Question 2 – Functional Failures
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Failure consequences
(37:39)
- RCM Question 5 – Why does it matter?
- The economics of failure and prevention
- Hidden Consequences
- Tolerable risk
- Economic risk
- Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) consequences.
- Criticality analysis
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Failure Management Policies
(51:39)
- RCM Questions 6 and 7: Failure management policies
- Line of sight
- Time based maintenance (TBM)
- The “RCM Curves”
- How to draw the curves
- How to determine the “useful” life
- Condition based (predictive) maintenance
- Probability and severity
- FFI – Failure finding interval
- Selecting a default option
- No scheduled maintenance
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Workshop – Initial RCM
(30:23)
- Workshop scope
- The Mesh LRCM cloud application
- Shovel fleet
- Components of the hydraulic system
- Hydraulic system required functions and standards
- Part I
- Functional analysis (Q 1)
- Part II
- Failure analysis (Q 2)
- Failure mode analysis (Q 3)
- Effects, Consequences, Mitigation and default actions (Q 4-7)
- Part III
- RCM Dashboards
- RCM progress
- Failure Mode detail
- Mitigation task detail
- Criticality analysis
- Knowledge management
- RCM Dashboards
- Workshop scope
3 Living RCM Certified®
- Part 1 – The nature of data (10:58)
- Part 2 Living RCM (18:42)
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- LRCM defined
- LRCM objectives
- The LRCM process
- LRCM Workshop
- Selecting a failure mode that has been anticipated in RCM analysis
- The failure mode’s ending event type
- Distinguishing between a suspensions and a potential failure
- Failure mode has not been anticipated in the knowledge base
- Knowledge Feedback management
4 Reliability analysis
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Reliability analysis in 2 dimensions
- Reliability analysis and decision optimization (25:25)
- Sample generation (5:38)
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Workshop – Weibull analysis and PM Optimization
(11:17)
- Weibull analysis exercises
- Engine
- Clutch assembly failures
- Clutch event data
- Starter motor example that includes suspensions
- Optimal maintenance strategies
- Age preventive replacement policy
- Spares requirement calculation
- Interval preventive replacement policy
- Deterministic replacement policy
- Weibull analysis exercises
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Reliability analysis in > 2 dimensions
- CBM concepts (11:42)
- Deciding on CBM
- The classic CBM P-F model
- Estimating the P-F interval
- An alternative to the P-F model
- Predictive maintenance effectiveness
- Building a CBM model (25:41)
- Deploying the CBM model (6:53)
- Continuous CBM decision improvement (13:10)
- Sensitivity Analysis (3:07)
- Complex items and data preparation (33:28)
- CBM concepts (11:42)
-
RAM analysis
(20:11)
- RAM Purpose
- RAM technique – Monte Carlo Simulation (MCS)
- “Simulating” a single mission of 10000 hours
- Averaging the results of many simulation runs
- RAM example – a complex system
- A second complex system
- Conclusion
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Root Cause analysis (RCA)
- RCA –purpose and definitions (NASA)
- Undesired outcomes, Events, Conditions, and Barriers
- Proximate causes, Root causes, Intermediate causes
- Organizational factors
- Contributing factor
- RCA activities
- Accident investigation
- RCA tools
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