An equipment damage incident caused by poor coupling alignment
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An equipment damage incident occurred due to poor coupling alignment, with the coupling breaking apart and flying out.
:L: This is the amount of misalignment. I suspect that poor alignment over a long period of time has caused fatigue; a discrepancy of thirty or forty units in a short period shouldn’t lead to such an effect. At most, there might be some increased vibration
It was 5 mm short; it broke after half a year. You’re not mistaken – it was indeed 5 mm short, not 50 microns
:For the L 5mm installation, the fitter is really skilled too; back in the day I had a maintenance worker align the saw blade as well, and the difference was barely 5mm:lol
It wouldn’t get damaged this badly at 50 threads:lol
5mm beef, how was the acceptance after maintenance? . . . . . .
It’s not a maintenance issue; it’s a problem related to the operation of the new machine after installation
It is recommended to recheck after the new device is installed: lol
These days, there are few people in the tech field who can stay patient and work seriously on technology; instead, they spend their time on pointless statistics and irrelevant reports
Indeed, the key issue is that with few people, it’s impossible to keep up with the workload (that’s the case in our small company)