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  • Defect Elimination

Defect Elimination of a Beat Vibration that Showed up Across the Entire Plant

What young Ashley was telling me it just shakes? I said why do not we do just a little bit of investigation and solve the problem. He said you cannot solve it; it is been shaking like this for 2 years. I said between us I think I can solve this. There is no problem at all it was a beat vibration. Beat vibrations show up across the plant and I will talk about beat vibrations later in the video.

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  • Defect Elimination

CM Spearheading Defect Elimination

In this presentation, we will discuss a case study of a newly commissioned multi-million-dollar mining facility that was operated by an Engineering Project & Construction Management (EPCM) organisation with minimal maintenance experience and what effect that had on output...

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  • Defect Elimination

Defect Elimination of Dust Contamination and Lubrication Cleanliness in Ore Operation

Were refilling the remote crusher that’s the lube tank with about 5000 liters of lubricant in there and that’s the stuff (dust) sitting on top. That with just my finger just trying to figure out how much dust is sitting on top. And that’s the seal; the rubber seal that actually stops the dust from getting in.

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Defect Elimination through Monitoring Current State

So the first thing I noticed about this place much like all other operations with iron ore there is a lot of dirt. I want to a say a lot of dirt I mean a lot of dirt. It was everywhere incredible and dark you would be surprised to see where it comes from. The other thing I noticed was a shake. I had a young graduate engineer with me and it got to the point that I was sitting in the office your cup of coffee was shaking in the seat you could see impact craters.

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Identifying Lost Opportunities Due to Plant Failures

So what you want to see a lot of green. The more red you see that means we failed to make production. Here in yellow you see planned shutdown.

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