In: Electrical Engineering
Provide answers for the following:
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Answer-
(a)
Condition Based maintenance | Planned preventive maintenance | |
Definition | Condition based maintenance is work that is performed at the exact moment when measured parameters reach unacceptable levels. | Planned preventive maintenance is work that is scheduled in the future based on analysis of sensor measurements and formulas. |
Trigger | Measured parameter level | Predicted date |
Cost | Medium/High(startup cost) | Medium/High |
Cost Savings | Dependent on amount of equipment using condition based maintenance | 25% to 30% |
Pros |
1. Maintenace work is performed only as needed. 2. Fewer unplanned downtime events. 3. Improved prioritization of maintenance time. |
1.Maintenance need is predicted in advance. 2.Reduce maximum amount of downtime. 3. Improved automation of maintenance tasks. |
cons |
1. High cost of installation, training and maintenance. 2. Difficult to choose proper sensor equipment. |
1. Expansive to implement and maintain. 2. Time-intensive. |
(b) Planned preventive maintenance utilizing process efficiency, heat loss, or other nondestructive techniques can quantify the operating efficiency of plant equipment or systems. These techniques used in conjuction with vibration analysis can provide the maintenance manager or plant engineer information for achieving optimum reliability and availability from the plant. Hence, Planned preventive maintenance is the better option.