Harihar RCM Presentation For ARS - India - Narayan Rao

2011 ARS, India: Bangalore
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Fostering of RCM culture in Grasim, Harihar

Presenters Name and Affiliation 1. Mr. Sudarshan.S.N (Manager,Spinning Process) 2. Mr. Narayan Rao I K (Manager, Spinning Maint.)
Agenda

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Introduction Selection of equipments for RCM Details of FMEA carried out Tasks listed after FMEA SOPs prepared after RCM Benefits after RCM Training imparted Summary Questions
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Introduction of our company
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GRASIM: HARIHAR
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Flow Diagram of VSF Process
Selected for RCM
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Selection of equipments
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Training on RCM in Harihar Selection of Equipments
3 days training was conducted between 4th may 2010 6th May 2010. 6 different units from Aditya birla group participated in this training programme Cross functional teams (4 members) were formed in all units
First half day training was on introduction to RCM and rest of the days was spent in carrying out only FMEA
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After Training
20 critical equipments were selected

Criticality analysis of all the selected equipments are carried out
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Criticality analysis
Criticality Analysis. Equipment 1 : Stretch Gear Box Category Factor Option X
1 - None 2 - Low Potential for Personal Injury 3 - Moderate 4 - High 5 - Very High 1 - None 2 - Low Severity of Personal Injury 3 - Moderate 4 - High 5 - Very High 1 - None 2 - Low 3 - Moderate Health Hazards 4 - Significant 5 - Extreme 1 - Not Possible 2 - Very Unlikely Fire / Explosion Event 3 - Unlikely Possible 4 - Likely 5 - Very Likely
Downtime Impact 1 - <50 Lacs 2 - 0.5-1 Crore 3 - 1-3 Crores 4 - 3-10 Crores 5 - >10 Crores 1 - <1 Lac 2 - 1-5 Lacs 3 - 5-20 Lacs 4 - 20-50 Lacs 5 - >50 Lacs 1 - Available in House 2 - 1 to 4 weeks 3 - 1-3 Months 4 - 3 to 6 Months 5 - More than 6 months X
Repair Costs
Maintenance = 5
Spare Parts Availability
Safety = 12
1 - None 2 - Near Equipment 3 - Local Area (Only Section) Spill/Release Haz. Material 4 - Wider Area (Near-by Sections) 5 - Whole Plant/Surrounding s 1 - No 5 - Yes 1 - None 2 Minimal 3 Moderate 4 - Significant 5 - Extreme 1 - No 5 - Yes
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Environmental = 7 Pollution Control Device
Env. Impact Potential
X
Radiation Detection
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Criticality analysis
1 - None 2 - Minimal (1020% Loss) 3 - Moderate (20Capacity Reduction Impact 40% Loss) 4 - Significant (4060% Loss) 5 - Extreme (Total loss) 1 - No Regulatory Requirements 5 - Yes Operations = 10 1 - No Impact on Energy 5 - Yes Consumption 1 - No Impact on Scrap 5 - Yes 1 - > 5 Years 2 - 1-5 Years 3 - Once in a year Failure Frequency Potential 4 - Once in 6 Months 5 - Once in Month
X X
X X
1 - None 2 - Minimal Quality Impact Potential 3 - Moderate 4 - Significant 5 - Extreme 1 - No < 2 day delay Quality Control = 3 2 - 2 to 5 day delay Missed Delivery 3 - 5 to 15 day delay 4 - 15 to 30 day delay 5 - > 30 day delay 1 - No Customer Claim Possible? 5 - Yes Overall Criticality = 37
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Summary of criticality analysis
Score SI No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Equipment Stretch Gear box Cutter Gear Box Godet gear box T Gear box Machine main Drive System Machine Pump Shaft drive system Eccentric shell assembly Fixed beam assembly Squeeze roller assembly Mat opener Aftertreatment main drive system Aft Soft Finish main drive system Alluminium conveyor assembly Spike Latice assembly Dryer Drum assembly Dryer Fan Assembly Bailing Press Full Press Bailing Press Half Press Dryer Nip roller assembly Dryer Intermediate conveyor assembly Total Safety 12 12 8 10 6 6 11 9 11 11 11 7 9 15 10 10 12 11 9 10 200 Maintenance 5 4 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 72 Opearation 10 10 5 6 7 5 7 6 7 7 6 6 8 10 11 7 9 9 6 9 151 Envirnomental 7 6 5 5 5 6 3 6 4 5 6 5 4 6 5 4 4 5 4 4 99 Quality control 3 5 4 3 8 3 5 6 7 5 3 4 3 6 6 5 6 5 4 6 97 Total
37 37 25 27 29 23 30 31 33 32 29 25 28 41 35 29 34 34 27 33
619
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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Four equipments having high scores
Sl. No. 1
Equipments Dryer Spike lattice assembly
Scores 41
2 3
4
Stretch gear box Dryer drum assembly

Squeeze roller assembly
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37 35
33
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Equipments selected for RCM
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Equipments Dryer Spike lattice assembly
Scores 41
Dryer drum assembly
35
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FMEA of selected equipments
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FMEA
Along with 4 core team members another 8 members team were formed Training imparted to them
All 12 members together carried out FMEA of selected equipments in presence of Reliasoft personnel from 14th to 16th June of 2010.
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FMEA
Schematic sketch of Dryer
Spike lattice
Sc1 Zv1 Hpmv1
v HP Steam line Header: Pressure: 15 Kg / cm2 Temp. : 280 deg. C
Drum assembly
v Zv6
Zv2
Zv3
v Zv4
v Zv5
Zva6
6th Zone steam inlet
Zva5 Zva4
v 5th Zone steam inlet 4th Zone steam inlet 3rd Zone steam inlet
Static Separator
2nd Zone steam inlet 1st Zone steam inlet Achordis Blower Mat opener
Fine opener
1st Int. Duct
2nd Int. Duct
Wet rubbing drum
Al. Conveyor
Spike lattice
1st zone
2nd zone
3rd zone
4th zone
5th zone
6th zone
St1
Baling Press: Capsule Bales No. of wires : 6 Bale Weight: 235 Kgs
To desulf bath circ. tank
St2 St3 Fp1 St4 St5
Flash pot
Dryer condensate bypass line
Silencer
v v Fp2
To wash water tank
St6
Al. Conveyor Speed: 37 rpm Comber Speed Condensate tank : 160 rpm
Wet Rubbing Drum: Speed: 440 rpm
Spiked Lat. Speed : 55 rpm
1St Drive No. of drums: 12 Drum Speed: 9 sec/rev. Temperature: 1st Zone : 95 deg. C 2nd Zone : 105 deg. C
1St Intermediate opener: Speed: 330 rpm
2nd Drive No. of drums: 8 Drum Speed: 9 sec/rev. Temperature: 3rd Zone :125 deg. C 4th Zone : 100 deg. C
2nd Intermediate opener: Speed: 330 rpm
3rd Drive No. of drums: 12 Drum Speed: 9 sec/rev. Temperature: 5th Zone : 120 deg. C 6th Zone : 100 deg. C
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Baling Press
Comber
FMEA
System Hierarchy
Dryer Assembly is broke down into its subsystems and assemblies

Dryer Drums FMEA is done with these sub-assemblies
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FMEA
Function Failure Modes
Effect Causes
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FMEA Task Selection Logic
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FMEA Maintenance Task Selection

The logic is applied for all the identified causes task were defined Currently practiced maintenance as well as new tasks were proposed where ever possible as per the logic
For Currently practiced tasks the departments are assigned responsibility.

For Proposed (New) Tasks One individual of the department is assigned responsibility.
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FMEA
FMEA of Dryer drum assembly
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FMEA
FMEA of Dryer spike lattice conveyor
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Tasks listed after FMEA
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Tasks listed
Tasks listed after RCM
For Dryer drum Assembly - Current Task : 20 - Proposed Task :13
For Spike Lattice Assembly - Current Task : 15 - Proposed Task :8
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Tasks listed
Status of proposed task (Drum assembly)
Sl. No 1 2 Task description Status Target date Mar. 11
Establish specific SOP for worm Completed gear box Inspect & ensure the static balance Completed in 8 drums of the dryer drums with External in Dryer # 2 during last Vendor preventive RCM of After treatment section To be taken up Ensure adherence to the Sticker received & to be established SOP use visuals near fixed the equipment etc. Time based replacement of the Started for 8 drums. damper seal Review the current SOP and ensure Reviewed its compliance for damper seal
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Mar.11 10th Mar. 11
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Mar.11 -
Establish specific SOP for worm gear box

Completed
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Tasks listed
Status of proposed task (Drum assembly)
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9 10
Task description
Status
Target date
31st Mar. 11
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Time based replacement of the Completed in 8 drums moving ring bearing

Tack welding of washer to the fan Completed frames where ever applicable Check the temperature near bearing Being practiced. points if its >60 C lubricate the gear box Oil lubricated gear box with higher Gear box received. Will series bearings is proposed be replaced during next available stoppage. Replace the worn out fan pulley Being practiced. 8 no. during preventive replaced during last preventive Review the moving ring bearing SOP Reviewed
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Tasks listed
Status of proposed task (Spike lattice assembly)
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Task description
Sealing of the junction box Spk. lattice
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motor Material is on order
Target date
10th Mar. 11
Tighten the bolts using torque wrench at Being practiced 60 lb inches To follow the revised SOP regarding the Reviewed quality of chain Appropriate anti vibration pads to be Material received. provided for zone drive gear box installed. motors. Review the existing SOP of spike lattice Reviewed assembly regarding correct torque of bolts tightening Review the SOP regarding chain tightening method Reviewed To be 15th Mar.11
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Tasks listed
Status of proposed task (Spike lattice assembly)
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Task description
Increase the bolt shank length by 0.5 mm to ensure enough clearance Stress re leaving to be done after fabrication of spikes over latches
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Completed Correspondence is done to the party. Awaiting for his reply.
Target date
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SOPs prepared after RCM
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SOPs prepared
Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Description
For drum assembly

DRYER DRUM INSTALLATION
Sub: Assembly of Dryer Drum as per Drg No.: 3-H-DRY-200/30 Check list for Dryer drum assembly Min (mm) 9.98 10.0 2.98 1398 1602 10 0.001 2.5 2.8 Max (mm) 10.02 10.02 3.02 1402 1605 10.1 0.001 3.0 3 Allow
Drum perforated hole size Drum perforated hole pitch Drum perforated sheet thickness Drum Diameter Drum Length Damper & Drum clearance Drum throughness Drum shaft coupling clearance Moving Ring and fixed ring clearance Drum side cover straightness
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90o
6. Damper & Drum Clearance: How to measure Damper & Drum Clearance?
Place 10 mm key bar at bottom & side portion of the drum damper. Adjust the damper arm downwards such that it just touches the damper. Then tighten the arm. Remove the key bar kept at bottom & side.
7. Drum Throughness How to measure the Drum throughness? Fix the assemble Drum over the stand. Then rotate it manually with side touching to the dial gauge. Take the Dial gauge reading Note down the reading Adjust the moving ring & coupling fixing bolt to get the zero reading in dial gauge through out the circumference.
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SOPs prepared
Assembly of Dryer Drum at site: Sl. No. 1 2 3
For drum assembly
Electrically isolate the equipment. Obtain the hot & cold work safety permit. Remove the Fan assembly. Mark the Dryer panel doors. Remove all side doors. Position the gear box jack & drum jack to its position. Remove the universal joint & gear box. Dismantle the coupling & shaft. Lead the Dryer Drum outside with chain block. Description Clearance between dryer drum coupling & side panel Clearance between drum coupling & gear box coupling Clearance between moving ring & fixed ring Min 65 2.5 3 Max 68 3 3.5 Allow
How to measure the clearance between drum coupling & drum frame? By depth gauge measure the coupling face distance end frame face. Maintain it for 70mm
How to maintain for 70mm? If the distance is less than 70mm, then slight hammer the drum shaft by 10lb hammer. If the distance is more than 70mm, then the puller over back side of the shaft. Then tighten the screw of the puller & drum shaft assembly to maintain the distance of 70mm. Clearance between Gear Box Coupling & Drum Coupling is 3mm. How to measure the clearance? Insert the feeler gauge between couplings. And measure the thickness of the feeler gauge.
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SOPs prepared
Sub: Ref Drg No 2/H/DRY/210/10 Ref Drg No 1/H/DRY/210/27 Ref Drg No 2/H/DRY/210/19
For Spike lattice assembly
Assembly of Spike Lattice Conveyor Drive & Driven Shafts
Check list before assembly of spike lattice conveyor Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Description Chain roller dia. Chain pitch Roller dia. clearance Chain connecting plate thickness Connecting link hole PCD No. Of links No. of teeth in drive and driven sprockets Sprocket pitch Centre distance between the sprockets Drive shaft dia. Driven shaft dia. Key way dimension Idler sprocket teeth Latch width Latch thickness Latch pin PCD Latch pin angle Latch fixing hole PCD Thoroughness of the shaft Min (mm) 30 40.0 1 4.62 28.8 24 40 1589 55 45 Max (mm) 30.01 40.01 1.001 4.65 28.9 24 40 1589.2 55.02 45.02 Allow
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14x5x125 12 50 2 30 10o 1618 0.00 50.02 2.01 30.01 10.1o 1618 0.001
SUB: Chain Roller Dia : Min 30mm, Max 30.01mm Once chain recd at assembly shop, proper checking of conveyor chain will be done. Any deviation in dimension will be noted and cross verified , whether is it is in acceptable condition. If found deviation is above the acceptable limit, same will be rejected.
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SOPs prepared
SUB: Chain Pitch ; Min 40 mm , Max 40.01mm Chain pitch will be checked through out the length. Any deviation in dimension will be noted and cross verified , whether is it is in acceptable condition. If found deviation is above the acceptable limit, same will be rejected.
SUB: Roller Dia clearance Min : 1mm max : 1.001 mm Chain roller dia will be checked through out the length. Any deviation in dimension will be noted and cross verified , whether is it is in acceptable condition. If found deviation is above the acceptable limit, same will be rejected.
SUB: Chain connecting plate thickness Min : 4.62mm, Max :4.65mm Chain connecting plate thickness will be checked through out the length. Any deviation in dimension will be noted and cross verified , whether is it is in acceptable condition. If found deviation is above the acceptable limit, same will be rejected.
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SOPs prepared

Min 28.8mm, Max 28.9mm
SUB: Chain connecting link hole PCD ,
Chain connecting link PCD will be checked through out the length. Any deviation in dimension will be noted and cross verified , whether is it is in acceptable condition. If found deviation is above the acceptable limit, same will be rejected.
SUB: Through ness of the Drive and Driven shaft, Min : 0.00mm, max : 0.01mm Through ness of the shaft will be checked between center in test bench/Lathe machine. If found zero reading in dial gauge, while rotation then job will be removed. If the readings above the acceptable limit , then bend will be removed and once again readings will be taken, This exercise ill be continued ill we get the readings well within acceptable condition
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Benefits after RCM
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Benefits
Trend of Mechanical Breakdown in Fibre Dryer
1.00
RCM Implemented from Jun-10 Better

0.92
0.7 9
0.80
Dryer Downtime %
0.60
4 0.5
0.50
0.40
0.20
0.1
0.00 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11
Jun'11
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Benefits
Dryer uptime
RCM Implemented from Jun-10
735.00
7
730.00
.9 32
Uptime hours
725.00
720.00
715.00
723.50
726.50
710.00
9.9 0 7
FY-10 FY-11
1 71
.79
705.00 Apr'11 May'11 Jun'11
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Better
Benefits
Dryer MTBF (Due drum assembly)
740.00
700.00
Hrs,
620.00
580.00
665
660.00
552
540.00
.0 58
500.00 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11 Jun'11
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Better
.00 0 72
.0 20
Benefits
Dryer MTBF (Due spike lattice)
750.00

0 72 .00
Jun'11
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7
740.00
.0 44
Hrs,
720
720.00
730
730.00
0.0 2 7
710.00
700.00 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11
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Dryer MTTR (Due drum assembly)
1.50
Better
Hrs,
1.00
1.23
0.50 FY-10 (Before RCM) FY-11 & upto date(After RCM)
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0.67
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Benefits
Dryer MTTR (Due spike lattice)
0.60
Better
0.55
Hrs,
0.57
0.50
0.40 FY-10 (Before RCM) FY-11 & upto date(After RCM)
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0.45
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0.45
Benefits
Fiber accumulation due dryer stoppage
100.00 90.00 80.00 70.00

95
Better
72
70
Bales/month
60.00 50.00 40.00 30.00 20.00 10.00 0.00 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11 Jun'11
46
44
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Benefits
% of bales having moisture between 10-12%
100.00

.19 6 8
87
90.00
% of bales
80.00
70.00
60.00
50.00 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11 Jun'11
62.00
78.12
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Better
.9 86
.33
Benefits
HP steam consumption, T/TF
1.02

1.00
1.00
0.9
0.98
T/TF
6 0.9
0.96
0.96
0.9
0.94
0.92
0.90 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11 Jun'11
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Benefits
Dryer stoppage incidences due fiber jamming (due process)
10

8
No.s/month
2
1
0 FY-10 FY-11 Apr'11 May'11 Jun'11
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Training imparted
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Training imparted
Grasilene division
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Department
Equipment selected TRP
Status Tasks generated Tasks generated Tasks generated
Completion date
Viscose
Nov-11
Recovery
MSFE
Nov-11
CS2/H2SO4
Furnace
Nov-11
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Training imparted
Pulp division
Sl. No. 1
Department
Equipment selected Faulgum chipper
Status Tasks generated Tasks generated
Completion date
Chipper house
Nov-11
Pulp mill
Vacuum filter
Nov-11
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Summary
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Summary
1. After training on RCM, two equipments were selected for RCM after carrying out criticality analysis of 20 critical equipments. 2. FMEA of selected equipments were carried out in presence of Reliasoft personal.
3. Tasks were listed out.

4. Pictorial SOPs prepared after RCM.
5. Benefits after RCM are summarized.

6. Trainings are given to other departments/divisions regarding RCM.
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Questions please
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Thank You
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2011 ARS, India: Bangalore

Fostering of RCM culture in Grasim, Harihar

Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

5 min 5 min 5 min 10 min 5 min 10 min 5 min 5 min 10 min

Introduction of our company

Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

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Introduction of our company

Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

Insert Name, Company

Introduction of our company

Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

Insert Name, Company

Introduction of our company

Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

Selected for RCM

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Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

Insert Name, Company

Training on RCM in Harihar Selection of Equipments

Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

20 critical equipments were selected

Criticality analysis of all the selected equipments are carried out

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Spare Parts Availability

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Env. Impact Potential

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Equipments Dryer Spike lattice assembly

Stretch gear box Dryer drum assembly

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Equipments Dryer Spike lattice assembly

Dryer drum assembly

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FMEA of selected equipments

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Applied Reliability Symposium, India 2011

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v HP Steam line Header: Pressure: 15 Kg / cm2 Temp. : 280 deg. C

6th Zone steam inlet

1st Int. Duct

2nd Int. Duct

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Wet rubbing drum

To desulf bath circ. tank

St2 St3 Fp1 St4 St5

Dryer condensate bypass line

To wash water tank

Wet Rubbing Drum: Speed: 440 rpm

Spiked Lat. Speed : 55 rpm

1St Intermediate opener: Speed: 330 rpm

2nd Intermediate opener: Speed: 330 rpm

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Dryer Assembly is broke down into its subsystems and assemblies

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FMEA Task Selection Logic

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