Tools And Terms For An Effective Reliability Program
Value Creation, Fundamentals of an Effective Vibration Program. Your Reliability Program needs to add value to the organization. Understanding how to properly classify your assets and applying the correct PdM technology will create value.
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What does the term innovation mean?
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Making a new gadget
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Being clever
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Creating new customer value
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All of the above
Correct Answer
C. Creating new customer valueExplanation
Creating new customer value – being clever or creating new gadgets that do not create value are not innovationsRate this question:
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What are Best in Class Reliability Program ratios, Proactive versus Reactive Maintenance?
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50% to 50%
- B.
80% to 20%
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60% to 40%
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Best in Class Programs do not need to measure
Correct Answer
B. 80% to 20%Explanation
80%/20% - Best in class programs keep unplanned and e-work to a minimum at around 20%Rate this question:
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What is the definition of Criticality?
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Severity of the effects times the frequency
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Availability divided by instances of breakdowns
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Always defined as the production constraint
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Reliability divided by Availability
Correct Answer
A. Severity of the effects times the frequencyExplanation
Criticality is defined as the severity of the effects times the frequency of occurrence.Rate this question:
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What is the definition of FMECA?
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Fundamental Mechanical Effects Crisis Actions
- B.
Fully Mechanical Effective Critical Analysis
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Failure Modes and Effects Criticality Analysis
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Functional Maintenance Evaluation Component Archives
Correct Answer
C. Failure Modes and Effects Criticality AnalysisExplanation
FMECA stands for Failure Modes and Effects Criticality Analysis. It is a systematic approach used to identify and prioritize potential failures in a system, product, or process. FMECA involves analyzing the various failure modes, their potential effects, and the criticality of those effects. By conducting FMECA, organizations can proactively identify and address potential failures, leading to improved reliability, safety, and performance.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who should be on the Criticality Equipment Ranking Team?
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6 Maintenance Workers and the Plant Manager
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Only Operations
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Finance, Health and Safety, and Maintenance
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Maintenance, Operations, QA, Health and Safety, and Finance
Correct Answer
D. Maintenance, Operations, QA, Health and Safety, and FinanceExplanation
The five disciplines should at least be represented, QA, Maintenance, Operations, EH&S, and FinanceRate this question:
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Vibration Analysis works best when applied on?
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Non-essential Support Assets
- B.
Critical Rotating Equipment
- C.
Vessels and Tanks
- D.
Pumps
Correct Answer
B. Critical Rotating EquipmentExplanation
Vibration Analysis is a technique used to detect and analyze vibrations in machinery and equipment. It is particularly effective when applied to critical rotating equipment. This is because rotating equipment, such as motors, pumps, and turbines, are prone to wear, misalignment, and imbalance, which can result in excessive vibrations. By monitoring and analyzing these vibrations, potential issues can be identified and addressed before they lead to equipment failure or downtime. Therefore, focusing on critical rotating equipment allows for proactive maintenance and ensures the reliability and performance of the machinery.Rate this question:
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What is the definition of MTTR?
- A.
Maintenance Tracking and Testing Regimen
- B.
Mean Testing To Replace
- C.
Mean Time To Repair
- D.
Mechanical Testing and Tracking Results
Correct Answer
C. Mean Time To RepairExplanation
Mean Time to Repair – understanding how long a repair takes can help schedule intervals of collections coupled with other factorsRate this question:
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What is the definition of MTBF?
- A.
Mean Time Between Failures
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Maintenance Timesheets Balance Functions
- C.
Mechanical Time Before Failure
- D.
Mean Time Backing Function
Correct Answer
A. Mean Time Between FailuresExplanation
Mean Time Between Failures – same as question 7, understanding this parameter will help schedule CBM activitiesRate this question:
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What is the definition of Reliability?
- A.
The ability of a system to be reliable year after year
- B.
The ability of a system to perform its intended function under normal circumstances AND under hostile circumstances
- C.
Availability divided by Throughput
- D.
Availability divided by Constraints
Correct Answer
B. The ability of a system to perform its intended function under normal circumstances AND under hostile circumstancesExplanation
The ability of a system to perform its intended function under normal circumstances AND under hostile circumstancesRate this question:
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What is the definition of a functional failure (You may choose more than one answer)
- A.
Any failure
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An environmental disaster
- C.
When an asset fails to deliver it’s intended function
- D.
When there is a reportable accident
Correct Answer(s)
A. Any failure
B. An environmental disaster
C. When an asset fails to deliver it’s intended function
D. When there is a reportable accidentExplanation
All answers should be checked as all are correctRate this question:
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