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Guia Manenimiento
Guia Manenimiento
technology developed, people developed other types of maintenance which were more cheaper
such as preventive maintenance . in addition people in this era classified maintenance as function
of the production system
Service: Is the utility that a device a physical and moral person provides to satisfy need
Maintenance: is the human activity whose function is to preserve the quality of the services
Importance: the useful life of equipment and parts depend on the operation time, environment,
work cycles, overloads and maintenances, this is the reason because is very important to establish
a maintenance program, to assure the optimal operation.
Source of failure: 1) the machine itself. 2) Environment. 3) Personal.4) animals .5) poor quality of
material
Conservation: is a human action that through the application scientific and technological
knowledge contributes to the optimal use of existing resource in the human habitat promoting
integral development
1. The service provided by the equipment has priority over all maintenance task
2. There should be constant verification test as a whole
3. Test and verification must be done on the behavior of the equipment to verify that they
can work even In situation of compromise
4. Any intervention in a equipment , machinery or installation must be based on a diagnostic
5. For preventive maintenance work should be used personal with mentality and manual
6. Any diagnostic must be based on thorough testing and analysis
Machinery monitoring
VIBRATION ANALYSIS
In the machines the vibration can be generated by : lack of lubrication in the pieces , natural wear
of the parts in rotation , mismatches , unbalance.
Vibration: it is a periodical movement than repeats itself with all its characteristics after a certain
interval of time called period
Classification:
Periodic: the time of a cycle is the same of the following cycles this may be:
- Harmonic periodic.
- Non- harmonic periodic
- None periodic
The systems can be made by masses , springs and shock absorbers and can be subjected to a
force
Free vibration system without damping: this system is of one degree of freedom and is formed by
a spring, mass, and must be limited by guides
Free vibration system with damping: this system is of one degree of freedom and is formed by a
spring, mass and a shock absorber , this system must be limited by guides