Category Archives: EAM
Objectivity in condition based maintenance decisions
I am interested in knowing more on your decision tool around CM (Condition Monitoring) prognosis and when to intervene in corrective maintenance. I want to look at different ways of removing subjective decisions and use more of an objective method … Continue reading
Posted in CBM, EAM, LRCM, Reliability Analysis
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Smart CBM demo
This table top demonstration predicts failure by compiling and analyzing the history of an equipment that can fail at any time. The principles of Living RCM are applied as a prerequisite for smart Condition Based Maintenance (CBM). The failure mechanism, as in … Continue reading
So you’re getting an EAM
Maintenance engineers are constantly aware of obstacles impeding their organization’s maintenance goals. Hence they explore specific actions, activities, and projects that would remove those barriers and support the goals. In the context of their on-going EAM investment, given real day-to-day time and human … Continue reading
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Posted in Data and samples, EAM, RCM, RcmAnal, Reliability Analysis, Theory and definitions
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