Reduce the Life Cycle Cost through application of Reliability Centered Maintenance Case Study on a Mining Shovel

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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May 1, 2010

Abstract

Presentation Agenda ?Background ?OEM Recommendations before RCM ?Operating Context ?OEM Recommendations after RCM ?Reality of Failure ?RCM Deliverables ?Maintenance program optimization ?Spare part optimization ?Implementation ?Further Considerations -Three scenarios ?Summary and Conclusion Background ?P&H Mining?s LCM division performed a RCM study on a ?generic 4100 XPB shovel?in Milwaukee. ?P&H soon realized that the analysis required context -The recommendations were manufacturer knowledge based. -The outcome based on manufacturer requirements. -The strategy was not applicable to all machines, etc. Operator experience and ?local knowledge? are key to the success of an RCM analysis. P&H approached Teck Coal?s Fording River Operation to assist with ?Operating Context?. Teck provided operator and maintainer experience.
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APA:  (2010)  Reduce the Life Cycle Cost through application of Reliability Centered Maintenance Case Study on a Mining Shovel

MLA: Reduce the Life Cycle Cost through application of Reliability Centered Maintenance Case Study on a Mining Shovel. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2010.

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