Definition of Maintenance and Maintenance Types with Due Care on Preventive Maintenance
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In this chapter maintenance concept is defined and maintenance types are classified with regard to implementing maintenance policies toward preventive maintenance. Especially achieving planned maintenance policies toward preventive (planned) maintenance and condition based maintenance policies toward predictive maintenance is taken into consideration primarily. Maintenance concept is defined and maintenance types are classified. Due care is given for ‘Preventive Maintenance’ in this chapter. In general ‘Maintenance’ term could be defined as; The integration of all possible technical and administrative actions, including planning, supervising, monitoring and controlling toward retaining an item, a system, a machine to restore their original functional state in which they can perform the intended functions. In addition maintenance, include protective and corrective actions to keep the plant operational system in intended conditions or to maintain the acceptable manufacturing conditions. Optimum maintenance policies aims to sustain system reliability and robustness within minimum cost. In line with the progress of industry, increase in the system, material and manpower costs, increasing demand for robustness and the complex structure of the machines increases also the importance of maintenance policies. Maintenance types could be divided into two main parts namely; 1. Preventive Maintenance, 2. Corrective Maintenance. Preventive Maintenance is also classified into following sub groups; 1.a- Planned Maintenance, 1.b- Predictive Maintenance, 1.c- Advanced Maintenance Implementations; 1.c.1 Reliability Centered Maintenance 1.c.2 Risk Based Maintenance. All of these maintenance types elaborated with relevant figures in the chapter. In this chapter Comparison of Planned and Unplanned (corrective) Maintenance (With regard to transaction and output) is defined with a table. Additionally, Comparison of Planned and Unplanned (corrective) Maintenance (With regard to infra structure) is also tabulated. ‘Benefits of Preventive & Predictive Maintenance’ and ‘Predictive Maintenance Methods’ are defined with relevant descriptive figures in the chapter. For Corrective Maintenance, basic definitions and corrective maintenance steps, types of corrective Maintenance, improvement strategies in corrective maintenance effectiveness are also given. In the final part of ‘Results and conclusions’ expected and verified benefits of implementing maintenance policies for planned and predictive maintenance are explained. Comparisons in some maintenance policies is given.
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In this chapter maintenance concept is defined and maintenance types are classified with regard to implementing maintenance policies toward preventive maintenance. Especially achieving planned maintenance policies toward preventive (planned) maintenance and condition based maintenance policies toward predictive maintenance is taken into consideration primarily. Maintenance concept is defined and maintenance types are classified. Due care is given for ‘Preventive Maintenance’ in this chapter. In general ‘Maintenance’ term could be defined as; The integration of all possible technical and administrative actions, including planning, supervising, monitoring and controlling toward retaining an item, a system, a machine to restore their original functional state in which they can perform the intended functions. In addition maintenance, include protective and corrective actions to keep the plant operational system in intended conditions or to maintain the acceptable manufacturing conditions. Optimum maintenance policies aims to sustain system reliability and robustness within minimum cost. In line with the progress of industry, increase in the system, material and manpower costs, increasing demand for robustness and the complex structure of the machines increases also the importance of maintenance policies. Maintenance types could be divided into two main parts namely; 1. Preventive Maintenance, 2. Corrective Maintenance. Preventive Maintenance is also classified into following sub groups; 1.a- Planned Maintenance, 1.b- Predictive Maintenance, 1.c- Advanced Maintenance Implementations; 1.c.1 Reliability Centered Maintenance 1.c.2 Risk Based Maintenance. All of these maintenance types elaborated with relevant figures in the chapter. In this chapter Comparison of Planned and Unplanned (corrective) Maintenance (With regard to transaction and output) is defined with a table. Additionally, Comparison of Planned and Unplanned (corrective) Maintenance (With regard to infra structure) is also tabulated. ‘Benefits of Preventive & Predictive Maintenance’ and ‘Predictive Maintenance Methods’ are defined with relevant descriptive figures in the chapter. For Corrective Maintenance, basic definitions and corrective maintenance steps, types of corrective Maintenance, improvement strategies in corrective maintenance effectiveness are also given. In the final part of ‘Results and conclusions’ expected and verified benefits of implementing maintenance policies for planned and predictive maintenance are explained. Comparisons in some maintenance policies is given.
Key concepts: Preventive maintenance, Corrective maintenance, Predictive maintenance, Proactive maintenance, Planned maintenance, Operational maintenance, Health maintenance, Engineering