Keeping Failure Knowledge Alive
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Kirk and Fred discussing the difficulty of keeping the failure data and details of past failures of products in order to make more reliable products.
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SOR 364 Keeping Failure Knowledge Alive
129 – Enhancing Manufacturing with PdM with Saar Yoskovitz
Enhancing Manufacturing with PdM with Saar Yoskovitz
There are organizations who have taken advantage of the new technologies like machine learning and methodologies such as data analytics. These have made it easier for reliability engineers to focus more on Predictive Maintenance rather than traditional maintenance and uptime increase. Now, the companies are growth-oriented and they want to enhance their manufacturing. They are practicing Predictive maintenance on a much wider scale. What they do is that they take machine data from the sensors, analyze it, and then catch a failure before it starts to develop. By doing this, they are able to mitigate an issue before it can cause any damage to an asset.
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RRP 023 Do You Treat Your Data Like an Asset? with Suzane Greeman
RRP 023 Do You Treat Your Data Like an Asset? with Suzane Greeman
In this week’s episode I speak with asset management expert, Suzane Greeman, about her article, ‘Is Your Asset Information Treated as as Asset?’ We dive into what is an asset, why data is so important in making correct equipment decisions and why your CMMS isn’t the only place to store data.
Check out suzanegreeman.com
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If you have any questions, business inquiries or if you’d like to appear on the podcast, email me at robsreliabilityproject@gmail.com
SOR 363 How to Best Learn from Previous Products
How to Best Learn from Previous Products
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Kirk and Fred discussing the problem of getting failure data from predecessor products for many companies. Without detailed useful and verified failure data, it is difficult to improve reliability
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SOR 362 Reliability and Industrial Designers
Reliability and Industrial Designers
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Carl and Fred discussing design requirements and how they influence reliability decisions.
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128 – How to Deal with the Top 5 Most Frequent Pump Failures with Heinz Bloch
How to Deal with the Top 5 Most Frequent Pump Failures with Heinz Bloch
In the first part of this podcast episode, we covered the state of pumps in facilities and process industries and the top 5 pump failures and their causes. What’s the best way to deal with these? Is it proper design specifications, proper engineering upfront? Is it a maintenance program? Or is it a combination of the two? In this second and last part of our podcast episode with Heinz Bloch, we are going to find out what has been implemented to address these failures.
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RRP 022 Machine Condition with Arun Santhebennur
RRP 022 Machine Condition with Arun Santhebennur
In this week’s episode, I welcome on the co-founder of Petasense, Arun Santhebennur. We talk about why we need to monitor multiple parameters when looking at machine condition and how to apply machine learning correctly.
Check out Petasense – www.petasense.com
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If you have any questions, business inquiries or if you’d like to appear on the show, email robsreliabilityproject@gmail.com
SOR 361 Considering Interfaces in Reliability Work
Considering Interfaces in Reliability Work
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Carl and Fred discuss the various types of interfaces in electrical and mechanical systems and how they should be included in reliability analyses.
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SOR 360 The Double Edged Sword of Industry Standards
The Double Edged Sword of Industry Standards
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Adam and Fred discussing how industry standards can help and hurt new product development
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127 – The Top 5 Most Frequent Pump Failures with Heinz Bloch
The Top 5 Most Frequent Pump Failures with Heinz Bloch
Being one of the most important parts in automotive and aircraft industries, pumps are no exception to failure modes. The reason why pump failures exist is because either people think the pumps are not that important or they just know it and simply don’t want to take enough time to fix the problems. They just go about either replacing the pumps or just relying on the reserved pumps. They don’t even bother to eliminate the repeating failures by finding the root cause.
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RRP 021 Wireless Vibration Sensors with John Bernet
RRP 021 Wireless Vibration Sensors with John Bernet
This week’s episode is sponsored by Fluke and my guest is John Bernet. We talk about the benefits of using wireless vibration sensors compared to traditional vibration routes, why we need to start with an understanding of our equipment before rolling out new technologies and why full vibration analysis isn’t always necessary.
To learn more about Fluke’s vibration sensors go towww.accendoreliability.com/go/fluke I would appreciate it if you checked that site out!
If you have any business inquiries, questions that you’d like answered on the show or if you’d like to appear on the podcast, email robsreliabilityproject@gmail.com
SOR 359 Manufacturer Accountability 65 Years Later
Manufacturer Accountability 65 Years Later
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Adam and Fred discussing an exotic experience Adam had in a 65 year old plane.
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Fundamentals of Human Factors
Fundamentals of Human Factors
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People use your product and assemble, move, and store it. If someone cannot interact with your product, with or without the manual, they may consider your product a failure. Designing in the ability for an individual to use your product properly is the art of considering human factors. [Read more…]
SOR 365 Maintenance Data Integration with Kevin Clark
Maintenance Data Integration with Kevin Clark
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Kevin Clark and Fred discussing a new set of devices and services to provide real-time vibration and temperature data for your factory’s assets.
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126 – What is Mobile Maintenance with Scott Deckers
What is Mobile Maintenance with Scott Deckers
Imagine going on a trip or being someplace and you remembered something important that you wanted to check on your organization’s CMMS but didn’t have access to where you at currently? How would you handle such situation? This is where app technology comes in and one of the top quality features that every industry has got its eyes on.
With the Mobile Maintenance apps or software installed in your tablets or mobile phones, you can now remotely access any CMMS information, failure data, historical data, and everything else at your finger tips, anytime. It’s like doing maintenance on the go.
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