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Reliability from DATA A framework for technology OMDEC

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Reliability from DATA. A framework for technology OMDEC. Maintenance / Asset Management Consulting Training Programs Software Tools “Living RCM” Canadian Company: Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, and Australia Locations - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Reliability from DATA

Reliability from DATA

A framework for technology

OMDEC

Page 2: Reliability from DATA

1. Maintenance / Asset Management Consulting2. Training Programs3. Software Tools4. “Living RCM”5. Canadian Company: Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto,

and Australia Locations

Sample Industries: Mining, Oil & Gas, Utilities, Fleets, Government and Military

Page 3: Reliability from DATA

Why collect data? Only one reason: To perform analysis. -

“Reliability Analysis” Why analyze?

To improve the process of maintenance continuously. (CPI = Continuous Process Improvement)

Why CPI? That’s our (i.e. everyone’s, particularly

management’s) job. Why?

Economic survival of the fittest. Keep up with change.

Page 4: Reliability from DATA

The “false” promise of CBM technology

Based on the logic that: The more data the better, The faster the better, and The more views (PDAs, iPhone, etc) the better. All of the above are good, but there is a flaw in the

logic.

What is the logical flaw? There is an infinite supply of the wrong data. The logic skirts the question: “What is the right data?”

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What’s the right data? Age (“life”, “life cycle”, “event”) data

Failure Mode occurrences with attributes: event type (PF, FF, S, …), RCM reference, working age

Condition monitoring data relevant to the failure modes of interest.

RCM knowledge of failure modes.

Work orders RCM

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Achieving reliability from data

1. Data extraction and transformation

2. Management of the work order – RCM relationship

3. Sample generation

4. Reliability analysis

Four challenges must be overcome:

Unified EXAKT Process

•Systematic•Quick•Results oriented

Typical focus

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Challenge 1 Data extraction, transformation

Example: FMEA extraction

Example: Work order extraction

Ellipse input

Input from CMMS

Input from CMMS

Input from RCM Cost, RCMO, RCM Toolkit, etc

Output for LRCMOutput for LRCM Data

transformations

Data transformations

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Challenge 2 LRCM …

the most difficult of the four - the key challenge

Text of the selected work order

Text of the selected knowledge record

Event type indicators: PF (blue), FF (red), S (yellow).

Add/Edit KRs (with audit trail)

“Slice and dice”

KPIs

1. Link the work orders and knowledge base.2. Build the knowledge base…

Dynamically,in the day-to-day work order process

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Challenge 3: Sample generation

RCM Knoweldge base

Work Orders that have been linked to the KB

Events table (the sample)

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Sample generation

Work ord. 1, FF RCMREF15

Work ord. 2, FF RCMREF16

Work ord. 3, FF RCMREF16

Work ord. 4, S RCMREF15

Work ord. 5, PF RCMREF15

CMMS Work orders Events table

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EF16

B16

EF16

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EF15

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Sam

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Right (Temporary) Suspensions:

Legend:

EF: endings by failureES: endings by suspension

Life cycles:

Left Suspensions:

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ime

/Challenge 3 cont’d:

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Challenge 4: Reliability analysis and EXAKT

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Hazard model

+

RULE and Confidence interval

Cost model

EXAKT Decision based on:

Cost and Probability

Decision based on:Probability

RULEScatter

+

Predictive modelPredictive Model

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Challenge 4 - Achieving Reliability from data in EXAKT

Age data (CMMS)CBM dataCost data

Supplied by user

Modeling Software

Intermediate results

Final Result

Cost, Availability,Profitability model

Hazard modelTransition model

RULEMaintenance

Decision

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Challenge 4 - CBM+Simulation in SPAR-PHM

And plan overhaul in 6 months

No maintenance

Replace radio now

Projected worst actor following overhaul

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OMDEC methodology “living reliability”

“on-the-job”IterativeIntegrated

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LRCM Pilot On-the-job process Overcoming Key Challenge 2

1. Monitor work orders & KR links

2. Monitor knowledge record updates

3. Ask questions

4. Propose changes

5. Get feedback

6. Get consensus.

Team

Page 16: Reliability from DATA

OMDECLRCM specialists

+Company’s

Engineers, planners, supervisors, technicians

LRCM guidance

Methods,analysesmodels

Knowledge records

Work ordersand KR links

On the job teamwork

Leadership: 1. Recognition,2. Empowerment, 3. Interest

Company’sMaintenanceManagement

Progress reportsKPIs

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OMDEC team participants

Murray Wiseman – LRCM, CBM specialist

Dr. Daming Lin – Maintenance data statistician and reliability expert, signal processing, reliability software, database + ETL specialist.