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Process control and automation
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Elements of preventive maintenance
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Authors & references
Author:
Jorma Järviö
References:
Palmer, D. 1999. Maintenance Planning and Scheduling Handbook. McGraw-Hill.
Järviö, J. et. al. 2006. Kunnossapito. KP-Media Oy.
EN 13306:2017.
Maintenance. Maintenance terminology.
Nakajima, S. 1989. TPM Development Program. Productivity Press.
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Content
Asset management
Introduction – why maintenance?
Development of maintenance
Maintenance culture
Maintenance generations
Maintenance types
Asset care – maintenance types
Maintenance terminology
Maintenance standards
Maintenance standards – organisations
Key performance indicators
Elements of preventive maintenance
Principles of preventive maintenance
Planning
Principles of planning
Scheduling
Absolute reliability
Failure modes
Excess maintenance
Failures and faults – basics
Failure, faults – structural fatigue
Failures and faults – PF-curve
Root cause of a failure
Operator (autonomous) maintenance
Common root cause of failures – importance of records
Total productive maintenance, TPM
TPM – principles
TPM – Six Big Losses
TPM – Overall equipment effectiveness, OEE
TMP – OEE in supply chain
TPM – Zero Breakdowns
TPM – Autonomous maintenance
TPM – Autonomous maintenance, general inpection and training
TPM – 5S method
Maintenance development programme
TPM toolbox-other improvement programmes
Reliability-Centered Maintenance, RCM
RCM – Failure mechanisms
RCM – Decision-making diagram
Asset management and care
Impact of the asset care
Maintenance economics
Proactive vs reactive maintenance
Cost control – case
Cost analysis – case
Life cycle costs – principles
Life cycle costs – calculations
Cost impact of maintenance strategy
Maintenance cost calculations
Maintenance cost calculation 1
Maintenance cost calculation 2
Maintenance cost calculation 3
Increasing asset lifetime
Asset performance – basic expressions
Asset performance – maintenance and production
Maintenance organisations
A model for organising maintenance
Knowledge, skills and responsibilities/autonomy in maintenance work
Qualification of the maintenance technician (specialist)
Qualification of the supervisor and the planner
Qualification of the maintenance manager
Training programmes – case Finland and Sweden
Performance culture
Performance culture: case
Benchmarking
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