Comprehensive maintenance
Introduction
Maintenance is defined as all actions that aim to preserve an item or restore it to a state in which it can perform some required function.[1] These actions include the combination of the corresponding technical and administrative actions. In the branches of Engineering, some specializations are: Industrial maintenance engineering and Aeronautical maintenance engineering.
Maintenance of machinery is usually carried out by mechanics.
Engineering
Contenido
En la industria y la ingeniería, el concepto de mantenimiento tiene los siguientes significados:.
- Cualquier actividad – como comprobaciones, mediciones, reemplazos, ajustes y reparaciones— necesaria para mantener o reparar una unidad funcional de forma que esta pueda cumplir sus funciones.
- Para materiales: mantenimiento.
Types of maintenance
In maintenance operations the following definitions can be distinguished:[2][3].
The main types of industrial maintenance are classified as corrective, preventive and predictive. This classification is used in international standards such as ISO 17359, which establishes guidelines for the monitoring and diagnosis of machines.[4].
Maintenance and repair management software
This is especially relevant in industries such as aerospace, military installations, large industrial complexes or shipping companies. One of the functions of this software is the configuration of a set of materials, making lists of the parts corresponding to engineering and manufacturing and updating them from “delivered” to “maintained” and finally to “used”. Another function is the planning of logistics projects, such as identifying the critical elements of a list that must be carried out (inspection, diagnosis, location of parts and service) and the calculation of response times.
Other tasks that this software can manage are:.
Many of these tasks are already managed by computer-aided maintenance management.
References
- [1] ↑ What does EFNMS stand for? Archivado el 9 de febrero de 2010 en Wayback Machine., EFNMS (en inglés).: http://www.efnms.org/What-EFNMS-stands-for/m13l2/What-EFNMS-stands-for.html
- [2] ↑ Creus Solé, Antonio (2009). «6». Instrumentos Industriales. Marcombo. ISBN 9788426714213.
- [3] ↑ López Lita, Rafael; Fernández Beltrán, Francisco; Durán Mañes, Ángeles (2006). «1.3». La comunicación corporativa en el ámbito local. Publicacions de la Universitat Jaume I. p. 10. ISBN 978-848-021-586-2.
- [4] ↑ ISO 17359:2018. Condition monitoring and diagnostics of machines — General guidelines. International Organization for Standardization.