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Sep 18
1. Preventive maintenance
2. Predictive maintenance
3. Corrective maintenance
4. Reactive maintenance
5. Planned maintenance
6. Condition-based maintenance
7. Reliability-centered maintenance
8. Total productive maintenance
9. Autonomous maintenance
10. Emergency maintenance
2. Predictive maintenance
3. Corrective maintenance
4. Reactive maintenance
5. Planned maintenance
6. Condition-based maintenance
7. Reliability-centered maintenance
8. Total productive maintenance
9. Autonomous maintenance
10. Emergency maintenance
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 18
Predictive Maintenance
- Monitors equipment condition and performance to identify potential failures early.
- Uses sensors, data analysis, and algorithms to predict and prevent breakdowns.
- Example: Vibration analysis on machinery to detect anomalies.
Preventive Maintenance
- Regular inspections and scheduled repairs to prevent failures before they occur.
- Based on manufacturer recommendations, industry standards, or historical data.
- Example: Routine oil changes and filter replacements.
Corrective Maintenance
- Responds to and repairs equipment after it has failed.
- Focuses on restoring functionality and preventing further damage.
- Example: Replacing a faulty component or repairing a broken machine.
Condition-Based Maintenance
- Monitors equipment condition in real-time and triggers maintenance actions only when necessary.
- Uses condition monitoring tools, such as sensors, cameras, or thermal imaging.
- Example: Monitoring oil level and temperature to predict the need for lubrication.
Time-Based Maintenance
- Performs maintenance based on a fixed schedule or time interval.
- Ignores equipment condition and relies on predetermined intervals.
- Example: Monthly boiler inspections.
Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM)
- Focuses on identifying and mitigating potential failures that could affect safety, production, or revenue.
- Uses a risk-based approach to prioritize maintenance tasks.
- Example: Analyzing failure modes and effects to develop specific maintenance strategies.
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
- A holistic approach that involves all employees in maintaining equipment.
- Emphasizes continuous improvement and equipment ownership.
- Example: Operators performing daily inspections and cleaning.
Other Types
- Emergency Maintenance: Immediate repairs to prevent or mitigate serious consequences.
- Overhaul Maintenance: Major repairs or replacements that extend the life of equipment.
- Reactive Maintenance: Waiting for equipment to fail before taking action.
- Remote Maintenance: Using technology to diagnose and repair equipment remotely.
- Monitors equipment condition and performance to identify potential failures early.
- Uses sensors, data analysis, and algorithms to predict and prevent breakdowns.
- Example: Vibration analysis on machinery to detect anomalies.
Preventive Maintenance
- Regular inspections and scheduled repairs to prevent failures before they occur.
- Based on manufacturer recommendations, industry standards, or historical data.
- Example: Routine oil changes and filter replacements.
Corrective Maintenance
- Responds to and repairs equipment after it has failed.
- Focuses on restoring functionality and preventing further damage.
- Example: Replacing a faulty component or repairing a broken machine.
Condition-Based Maintenance
- Monitors equipment condition in real-time and triggers maintenance actions only when necessary.
- Uses condition monitoring tools, such as sensors, cameras, or thermal imaging.
- Example: Monitoring oil level and temperature to predict the need for lubrication.
Time-Based Maintenance
- Performs maintenance based on a fixed schedule or time interval.
- Ignores equipment condition and relies on predetermined intervals.
- Example: Monthly boiler inspections.
Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM)
- Focuses on identifying and mitigating potential failures that could affect safety, production, or revenue.
- Uses a risk-based approach to prioritize maintenance tasks.
- Example: Analyzing failure modes and effects to develop specific maintenance strategies.
Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)
- A holistic approach that involves all employees in maintaining equipment.
- Emphasizes continuous improvement and equipment ownership.
- Example: Operators performing daily inspections and cleaning.
Other Types
- Emergency Maintenance: Immediate repairs to prevent or mitigate serious consequences.
- Overhaul Maintenance: Major repairs or replacements that extend the life of equipment.
- Reactive Maintenance: Waiting for equipment to fail before taking action.
- Remote Maintenance: Using technology to diagnose and repair equipment remotely.
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