maintenance strategy
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WHAT IS MAINTENANCE STRATEGY?
Maintenance Strategy is a long-term plan, covering all aspects of maintenance management which sets the direction, and contains firm action plans for achieving a desired future state for the maintenance function.
WHY MAITENANCE STRATEGY IS REQUIRED?For Time-based or performance-based maintenance plans in any organisation, we can implement strategy-based maintenance. By using maintenance strategy we can-
1.Reduce maintenance plan creation time
2.Update scheduling information easily.
Maintenance Strategy
Planned
Zero Hour Maintenance
(annual shutdown)
Predictive Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
Condition Based Maintenance
Time based Maintenance
Reliability Centered
Maintenance
Unplanned (Failure based)
Corrective Maintenance
Breakdown Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance refers to action only taken when a system or component failure has occurred .It is thus a retro-active strategy. It is of minor nature.
Breakdown Maintenance
Breakdown maintenance involves the repair or replacement of equipment and components after they have failed.
Preventive MaintenanceIn Preventive Maintenance, equipment is repaired and serviced before failure occur. The frequency of maintenance activities is pre-determined by schedules. Preventive maintenance aims to eliminate unnecessary inspection and maintenance tasks, to implement additional maintenance tasks when and where needed and to focus efforts on the most critical items.
A)Time Based Maintenance(TBM)For time-based maintenance planning, maintenance is performed at specific intervals, for example, every two months or every six months.
B)Conditional Based Maintenance(CBM)Direction of maintenance actions based on indications of equipment health as determined from non-invasive measurement of operation and condition indicators. CBM allows preventative and corrective actions to be optimized by avoiding traditional calendar or run based maintenance.
Predictive MaintenancePredictive maintenance refers to maintenance based on the actual condition of a component. Maintenance is not performed according to fixed preventive schedules but rather when a certain change in characteristics are noted. Corrosion/erosion sensor supplying diagnostic information on the condition of a system or component play an important role in this maintenance strategy.
Zero hour Maintenance(Overhauling)
The set of tasks whose goal is to review the equipment at scheduled intervals before appearing any failure, either when the reliability of the equipment has decreased considerably so it is risky to make forecasts of production capacity . This review is based on leaving the equipment to zero hours of operation. These reviews will replace or repair all items subject to wear. The aim is to ensure, with high probability, a good working time fixed in advance.
Reliability Centered Maintenance(RCM)
RCM involves the establishment or improvement of a maintenance program in the most cost effective and technically feasible manner. It utilizes a systematic, structured approach that is based on the consequences of failure. As such it represents a shift away from time-based maintenance tasks and emphasizes the functional importance of the system components and their failure/maintenance history.
Identify the Equipment's on
the basis of criticality
Critical Equipment (which affects the production and do not have its stand
by)
Failure Mode and effects analysis (FEMA) of the
critical equipment's
Define type of Maintenance
strategy required for the equipment
Define the Maintenance
frequency equipment wise
Semi Critical(which partially affects the
production but have its stand by)
Rapid Failure Mode and effects analysis
(FEMA) of the equipment's by reviewing most
significant failures
Define type of Maintenance
strategy required for the equipment
Define the Maintenance
frequency equipment wise
Not Critical(which do not affect the
production directly)
General analysis by equipment type or
activity
Define type of Maintenance
strategy required for the equipment
Define the Maintenance
frequency equipment wise
How to determine Maintenance frequency
Equipment Type
Work order history and knowledge
By calculating Mean time between failure(MTBF)
Manufacturer’s recommendation
Preventive Maintenance Activity Flowchart
Identify the major equipment's whose PM is to
be done
Prepare the work instruction /SOP for the equipment and resource
planning
Scheduling and Release of Maintenance schedule by Maintenance Department.
Request to Operation department for release of
equipment for PM.
If Equipment is released and PTW issued then carry out
the PM otherwise reschedule the PM .
Return the PTW after PM and housekeeping of the
area
Trial Out of the equipment will be done by operation in
the presence of maintenance to ensure the work, otherwise reissue of
the PTW .
Then record the PM data in SAP for future reference and
database.
Analysis of data and planning for improvement and incorporate changes in work instruction and SOP’s
if required.
Zero Hour Maintenance( Annual Shutdown) Activity Flowchart
Planning for annual shutdown on the basis of
defect reporting and database.
Request for release of equipment to operation and
take PTW
Preparation related to safety and environment
Opening, inspecion and rectification of problem
Housekeeping of area after completion of job.
Return the PTW and trial run of equipment by
operation in presence of maintenance
If the equipment performance is satisfactory
then job is complete otherwise reissue the PTW
and carry our the job
After completion of job Recording of data in SAP for history and reference.
Analysis of the data and planning for improvement and incorporate changes in SOP’s if required and spares
planning as per the requirement.
Breakdown Maintenance Activity flow chartReceipt of defects
through defect reporting or on
phone.
Identify if the defect is chronic or Sporadic?
If the defect can be rectified online or not
If yes then Take PTW with proper isolation else plan for outage of the equipment.
Carryout inspection, rectification of defect and housekeeping of
area.
Return PTW and trial run of equipment by
operation in presence of maintenance
If equipment performance is OK
else reissue of PTW.
Recording of data in SAP. Analysis of data
and planning for improvement
Incorporate changes in work instruction
and SOP’s.
Results For Measurement and controls of Maintenance Strategy Repair and Maintenance cost per unit. Breakdown % of the equipment. Number of rework on the equipment. Availability of the equipment. MTTR(Mean Time To Repair) MTBF(Mean Time Between Failure)