Types Schemes of Maintenance | Summary and Q&A

TL;DR

This video explains the three types of maintenance: preventive, reactive, and predictive, highlighting their advantages and objectives.

Key Insights

• 🌸 Preventive maintenance is essential for equipment reliability and reducing production loss.
• 🖤 Reactive maintenance can be cost-effective but lacks proactive planning and can result in unpredictable maintenance needs.
• 🛟 Predictive maintenance relies on actual machine condition to predict and mitigate potential failures, increasing component life and reducing downtime.
• 🛟 Preventive maintenance aims to enhance capital equipment's productive life and minimize critical breakdowns.
• 😘 Reactive maintenance is only carried out when equipment breaks and requires lower manpower and capital costs.
• 🛟 Predictive maintenance eliminates stress before degradation occurs, resulting in increased operational life and reduced downtime.
• 🇨🇷 Preventive maintenance reduces costly downtime and the cost of replacement.

Transcript

click the bell icon to get latest videos from equator as we have already studied about the maintenance in previous videos let us study about its type there are three types of maintenance first is the preventive maintenance routine servicing on a plan sheduled to prevent failure it's called preventive maintenance is to preserve and enhance equipment... Read More

Questions & Answers

Q: What is preventive maintenance and what are its objectives?

Preventive maintenance is routine servicing on a planned schedule to prevent failure. Its objectives include enhancing equipment reliability, reducing breakdowns, allowing better planning of maintenance work, and increasing the life of equipment.

Q: How does reactive maintenance differ from preventive maintenance?

Reactive maintenance involves no proactive efforts and only takes action when equipment breaks. In contrast, preventive maintenance aims to preserve and enhance equipment reliability through scheduled servicing.

Q: What is the advantage of reactive maintenance?

The advantages of reactive maintenance include lower costs as continuous monitoring is not required and fewer personnel needed for monitoring and maintenance.

Q: What is predictive maintenance and how does it differ from preventive maintenance?

Predictive maintenance measures the actual condition of the machine to predict and mitigate potential failures. Unlike preventive maintenance, which is time-based, predictive maintenance focuses on the machine's physical state and eliminates stress before degradation occurs.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Preventive maintenance is scheduled servicing aimed at preventing failure, enhancing equipment reliability, and minimizing production loss.

• Reactive maintenance is a "run it till it breaks" approach with no proactive efforts, resulting in unpredictable maintenance needs and low costs.

• Predictive maintenance measures the system degradation and eliminates or controls stress before significant deterioration occurs, increasing component life and reducing downtime.