2. Where does the information come from? YR1 YR2 YR3 YR4 YR5 Today [email_address]
3. Where does the information come from? YR1 YR2 YR3 YR4 YR5 Today Routine maintenance forecast from CMMS / SAP / EAM… [email_address]
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25. The problem is obvious…(cont’d) “ One of the most important contributions of the Reliability-Centered Maintenance Program is its explicit recognition that certain types of information … are, in principle ,as well as in practice, unobtainable .” Mathematical Aspects of Reliability Centered Maintenance H.L. Resnikoff My experience (not a fact, my personal anecdote) is that 70% of information for reliability analyses comes from knowledge – not from data!
26. The problem is obvious…(cont’d) “ This means … the policy must be designed without using experiential data which will arise from the failures the policy is meant to avoid.” Mathematical Aspects of Reliability Centered Maintenance H.L. Resnikoff [email_address]
27. The problem is obvious…(cont’d) Great…??!!??? Now what ! [email_address]
34. Impacts of 8 maintenance types High confidence Net Present Value decisions on physical assets Framework for proactive data collection Ability to use techniques for higher confidence decisions Codifying Knowledge to data [email_address] Analysis (RCM / RBI / SIL etc) CMMS Higher technologies Higher confidence
35. Impacts of 8 maintenance types High confidence Net Present Value decisions on physical assets Framework for proactive data collection Ability to use techniques for higher confidence decisions Codifying Knowledge to data A process that occurs naturally , through accurate failure management strategies. [email_address]