Maintenance FundamentalsElsevier, 15 mar 2011 - 424 páginas No matter which industry a company is a part of, its profitability, like its products, is driven by the reliability and performance of its plant(s). The fundamentals for maintenance found in this volume are applicable to a multitude of industries: power, process, materials, manufacturing, transportation, communication, and many others. This book shows the engineer how to select, install, maintain, and troubleshoot critical plant machinery, equipment, and systems. NEW to this edition: New material includes a chapter on inspections, providing practical guidelines for effective visual inspections, the key to effective preventive maintenance. Also included in the revision will be multiple chapters on equipment, such as pumps, compressors, and fans.
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5 SCHEDULED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE | 45 |
6 MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES | 55 |
7 SHAFT ALIGNMENT | 71 |
8 ROTOR BALANCING | 112 |
12 COMPRESSORS | 231 |
13 CONTROL VALVES | 266 |
14 CONVEYORS | 287 |
15 FANS BLOWERS AND FLUIDIZERS | 299 |
16 DUST COLLECTORS | 317 |
17 PUMPS | 331 |
18 STEAM TRAPS | 365 |
19 PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT AND MANAGEMENT | 374 |
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actuator addition alignment allow applications axial balancing bearing cause centrifugal pump changes clean complete components compressor configuration conveyor correct cost coupling cylinder damage determine device dial indicator diameter direction discharge drive effective efficiency element engineering ensure equipment example factors failure Figure flow fluid force function gear illustrates imbalance impeller important inch increase indicator inspection installation intervals limited liquid loads lubrication machine maintain major materials measurement mechanical method misalignment mounted moving necessary needed normal occurs operating performance pitch plant position pressure preventive maintenance problems procedure production proper pump radial readings reduce referred relatively result ring rotating rotor running schedule screw seal separate shaft side specific speed standard suction surface Table teeth temperature thrust trap typical unit usually valve vibration wear
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