Two Reliability Problems Solved Different Ways
Abstract
Adam and Fred discussing a couple of interesting reliability problems and their solutions.
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Adam and Fred discussing a couple of interesting reliability problems and their solutions.
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Adam and Fred discussing the role of statistical tools in everyday reliability engineering.
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Let’s discuss sources of variation and how to measure, monitor, and control processes to minimize the differences from one part to the next.
Statistical process control (SPC) is a set of tools that provide insights into the changing nature of processes.
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Does the age of equipment increase the probability of failure?
That was the conventional wisdom until Nowlan & Heap discovered that components have six different types of failure patterns:
This means only 11% of failures are age related… 89% are not age related – so why do PM Programs still rely on time-based maintenance (Replacements, Overhauls) they only address 11% of failures.
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Mean Time Between Failure or MTBF is almost universally recognized in maintenance, reliability, and asset management.
Why is that? And does it actually help an organization improve the reliability of their assets?
The answer is a resounding No.
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Adam and Fred discussing a few of those tools that we do not use all that often.
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There are 3 primary types of maintenance strategies utilized:
The strategy utilized depends on heavily upon the nature of the failure.
Meaning does it wear out with age or is a random failure independent of time? Condition based maintenance is acceptable for the random failures, while Time based maintenance works for wearing out type failures.
Lastly, Run to Failure is acceptable when there are no significant consequences in the event of a failure.
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There are many different methodologies used to determine what maintenance should be done.
Once you include the variants, the number of methodologies can become overwhelming. By the end of the podcast, you should have an overview of each methodology and when to use them.
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When you think of maintenance, what do you think of?
This episode will dissect the difference between Maintenance, Reliability, and Asset Management.
By understanding the difference between Maintenance, Reliability and its relation to Asset Management, you can change and guide the perception of Maintenance and the value it brings to the organization.
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This podcast is for the maintenance professional who has limited time to research the information they need.
The Rooted In Reliability Podcast is designed to do the research for you, and you can learn as you commute to work.
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