Category Archives: Reliability Analysis
Mesh: 12 steps to achieving reliability from data
Mesh is a Living RCM (LRCM) knowledge management system. It interfaces with the EAM in order to achieve two principal objectives: Ensure systematic knowledge update whenever a technician encounters divergence between the RCM analysis and an observed failure behavior, and, … Continue reading
Posted in CBM, Data and samples, EAM, LRCM, Managing LRCM, Reliability Analysis
Tagged Continuous improvement, EXAKT, LRCM
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How to assess EAM and CBM predictive capability
The article Take the EAM data health check provided maintenance engineers with a form for submitting their CBM and EAM data for assessment of its predictive decision support capability. In this article we’ll describe the methods we use to scrutinize … Continue reading
Posted in Data and samples, KPIs
Tagged EXAKT, Failure data, Mistaking failure for suspension, Sample, Shape parameter
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Take the EAM data health check
If biological health depends on the quality of food we ingest a maintenance department will thrive on a diet of “good” data that it will convert to optimal decisions. Data analysis covers a vital role in maintenance management. Yet most … Continue reading
EXAKT cost sensitivity analysis
Progress seldom proceeds smoothly. It occurs in steps. A new strategy of some kind usually precedes each step. If the strategy is right the individual or organization moves forward and benefits. The wrong strategy, however, will generate decisions that delay … Continue reading
Posted in CBM, Reliability Analysis
Tagged CBM, Continuous improvement, EXAKT, KPIs, LRCM, Optimization, Reliability engineer
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Challenges to Achieving Reliability from Data
Slide 1 The objective (slides) We should think of data as an ocean over which we navigate hoping to arrive at our destination. Most maintenance organizations having been overwhelmed by limitless data, lose sight of their journey’s end. The shore … Continue reading