Category Archives: Reliability Analysis
LRCM reliability technician survey results
These are the results of a survey of a group of 9 technicians tasked to interact with the new Mesh work order closure form. This alternative entry method, a feature of “Living RCM” is meant to improve data quality for … Continue reading
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Tagged Failure data, LRCM, Mistaking failure for suspension
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LRCM reliability analyst survey results
Mesh LRCM has two principal objectives. First, to ensure analyzable work order data, and second, to update the RCM knowledge base whenever it deviates from reality as observed by the technician. On a scale of one to 10, six maintenance … Continue reading
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Tagged Failure data, LRCM, Reliability engineer
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Thoughts from a mine maintenance engineer
A mine maintenance engineer writes: My topic of interest is on how to evaluate the risk, failure effects and cost implications on components and work in general, in order to achieve the best cost per hour scenario and availability of … Continue reading
Deploying the CBM model
Automated CBM decisions It has been said that unless CBM can be automated, its usefulness is minimal. That is because there just aren’t enough human resources in a maintenance department to eyeball data as it arrives and decide on a … Continue reading
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Building a CBM decision model
EXAKT modeling application You will learn the basic functions of the EXAKT model building software and the EXAKT decision agent software. You will use a reduced set of oil analysis data from a fleet of haul truck transmissions to build … Continue reading
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