Industrial conservation

Industrial conservation

1. COMPANY RESOURCES:

   • This is the name given to all types of machinery: electrical, or mechanical, when they operate properly
     • EQUIPMENT:
   • Generation, distribution, and control systems for all types of energy.
     • INSTALLATION:
   • Buildings that serve for the establishment and communication of the company.
     • BUILDINGS:

2. USEFUL LIFETIME OF A RESOURCE:

   • It is the time considered from the installation of the resource until he leaves the company for any reason.
     • It is required to notify contingency personnel about the necessary resources
       • ORGANIZATION TIME:
     • It exists for unplanned reasons,
       • STOPPING TIME:
     • This is used to check the malfunction of the resource
       • DIAGNOSIS TIME:
     • SHELF TIME:
   • It is what is considered necessary for the operation of the resource.
     • When the resource is working within the stipulated quality of service limits.
       • OPERATING TIME:
     • It is the one used to verify that the resource works properly and is provided with everything you need.
       • PREPARATION TIME:
     • Work and observe that their behavior is appropriate.
       • HEATING TIME:
     • When the resource is providing the service.
       • WORKING TIME:
     • ACTIVE TIME:
   • In this the resource is not considered necessary for the operation of the company.
     • When it is considered that the resource has no need to deliver any service,
       • IDLE TIME:
     • Plan what is necessary to develop the corresponding routines or work orders.
       • TIME FOR CONSERVATION PLANNING:
     • That necessary to carry out the work supported by the routine or corresponding work order.
       • TIME ROUTINES OR WORK ORDERS:
     • The one that requires extensive maintenance work, usually covered by a special work order.
       • OVERHAUL TIME:
     • The time needed to make the entries in the work order or routine when the work is finished.
       • REGISTRATION AND STATICS:
     • Period in which the resource is stored because its services.
       • STORAGE TIME:
     • INACTIVE TIME:

3. GENERAL ACTIVITIES:

   • It consists of observing the resources to obtain information about their physical state or function.
     • INSPECTION:
   • Preservation and maintenance work, necessary periodically to obtain good appearance, duration, and operation of the resource.
     • ROUTINES:
   • Work carried out to correct the damages that a resource has
     • REPAIR:
   • It consists of replacing a machine or its component, which for any reason concept
     • CHANGE:
   • Works that are carried out to reform or correct the design or properties physical resources, to eliminate repetitive failures.
     • MODIFICATION: