INDUSTRIAL CONSERVATION

INDUSTRIAL CONSERVATION

1. COMPANY RESOURCE:

   • Equipment. This is the name given to all types of machinery: electrical, or mechanical, such as lathes, presses, vehicles, etc., when they operate properly (man-machine)
   • Installations. Generation, distribution and control systems for all types of energy (electrical, thermal, hydraulic, light, mechanical and pneumatic).
   • Buildings. Buildings, roads, railways, aqueducts, tunnels, etc., that serve for the establishment and communication of the company.

2. GENERAL ACTIVITIES

   • Inspection. It consists of observing the resources to obtain information about their physical state or function.
   • Routines. Preservation and maintenance work, necessary periodically to obtain good appearance, duration and operation of the resource.
   • Routines. Preservation and maintenance work, necessary periodically to obtain good appearance, duration and operation of the resource.
   • Change. It consists of replacing a machine or its component, which for any reason concept has ceased to be reliable, for another exactly the same, in good working order. functioning.
   • Change. It consists of replacing a machine or its component, which for any reason concept has ceased to be reliable, for another exactly the same, in good working order. functioning.

3. USEFUL LIFETIME OF A RESOURCE

   • Shelf life. It is the time considered from the installation of the resource until he leaves the company for any reason. The useful life time stipulated by the manufacturer.
     • Stopping time.
     • Organization time.
     • Diagnosis time.
   • Active time. It is what is considered necessary for the operation of the resource. in the company; It is divided into operation time and stop time.
     • Operating time.
     • Preparation time.
     • Heating time.
     • Working time.
   • Inactive time. In this the resource is not considered necessary for the operation of the company; It is divided into idle time and work time storage.
     • IDLE TIME
       • Idle time.
       • Time for conservation planning.
       • Time for conservation planning.
       • Overhaul time.
     • STORAGE TIME
       • Registration and statistics.