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Hello, all equipment professionals: Good day to everyone. How is preventive maintenance carried out for the equipment in everyone’s devices? Are there any regulations? Are there any recommended books on this topic?
A maintenance plan arranged in advance based on the service life of vulnerable components. It was repaired by replacing it before the spare parts failed.
So, how can it be arranged in advance? How can one determine when to start replacing it?
Shutdowns for comprehensive maintenance are mostly preventive in nature.
This requires long-term accumulation. It is related to various factors such as operating conditions and the environment. For example, a bearing has a service life of 3 years; under normal circumstances it can be replaced at an appropriate time before that 3-year period expires. However, if it operates under excessive load for a long time, it may break down after just 2 years. This is a simple example; the topic you mentioned is a major subject.
Thank you. Have you thought about having books recommended?
Thank you. . I want to know preventive maintenance strategies when major repairs are not necessary. Could you share some experience?
The actual situation varies from factory to factory, so there is no standard answer. In addition to the checks performed before turning the equipment on, regular inspections should be carried out according to the recommendations of the equipment manufacturer; however, the specific timing should be determined based on the actual usage conditions of your company.
Regular inspections are also needed, along with the analysis of operational data. Determine the maintenance time by considering operating time and operating status.
Establish maintenance and repair plans to carry out regular maintenance and repairs
Ensure proper inspection and lubrication, and address minor equipment faults promptly